AbstractThe problem of approximating smooth Lp-functions from spaces spanned by the integer translates of a radially symmetric function φ is very well understood. In case the points of translation, Ξ, are scattered throughout Rd, the approximation problem is only well understood in the “stationary” setting. In this work, we provide lower bounds on the obtainable approximation orders in the “non-stationary” setting under the assumption that Ξ is a small perturbation of Zd. The functions which we can approximate belong to certain Besov spaces. Our results, which are similar in many respects to the known results for the case Ξ=Zd, apply specifically to the examples of the Gauss kernel and the generalized multiquadric
AbstractInterpolation by translates of suitable radial basis functions is an important approach towa...
The paper presents an approximation theorem, somewhat similar in content to Stone-Weierstrass theore...
AbstractMultiresolution analysis of tempered distributions is studied through multiresolution analys...
AbstractThe problem of approximating smooth Lp-functions from spaces spanned by the integer translat...
AbstractWe establish extension theorems for functions in spaces which arise naturally in studying in...
AbstractWe consider Lp-approximation (1 ≤ p ≤ ∞) from the dilates of a space generated by a finite n...
The approximation order provided by a directed set fs h g h?0 of spaces, each spanned by the hZZ d...
AbstractWe consider Lp-approximation (1 ≤ p ≤ ∞) by multiinteger translates of several functions whi...
AbstractWe investigate sufficient conditions on principal shift-invariant spacesS(φ) in order to pro...
AbstractWe investigate the radial manifolds Rn generated by a linear combination of n radial functio...
AbstractWe estimate the Lp(Rd)-approximation rate (1≤p≤∞) provided dilates of an orthogonal projecti...
AbstractWe consider best approximation of some function classes by the manifold Mn consisting of sum...
: Interpolation by translates of "radial" basis functions \Phi is optimal in the sense tha...
: We prove that the well known Lp -error estimates for radial basis function interpolation are optim...
AbstractWe investigate the approximation orders of principal shift-invariant subspaces ofLp(Rd), 1<p...
AbstractInterpolation by translates of suitable radial basis functions is an important approach towa...
The paper presents an approximation theorem, somewhat similar in content to Stone-Weierstrass theore...
AbstractMultiresolution analysis of tempered distributions is studied through multiresolution analys...
AbstractThe problem of approximating smooth Lp-functions from spaces spanned by the integer translat...
AbstractWe establish extension theorems for functions in spaces which arise naturally in studying in...
AbstractWe consider Lp-approximation (1 ≤ p ≤ ∞) from the dilates of a space generated by a finite n...
The approximation order provided by a directed set fs h g h?0 of spaces, each spanned by the hZZ d...
AbstractWe consider Lp-approximation (1 ≤ p ≤ ∞) by multiinteger translates of several functions whi...
AbstractWe investigate sufficient conditions on principal shift-invariant spacesS(φ) in order to pro...
AbstractWe investigate the radial manifolds Rn generated by a linear combination of n radial functio...
AbstractWe estimate the Lp(Rd)-approximation rate (1≤p≤∞) provided dilates of an orthogonal projecti...
AbstractWe consider best approximation of some function classes by the manifold Mn consisting of sum...
: Interpolation by translates of "radial" basis functions \Phi is optimal in the sense tha...
: We prove that the well known Lp -error estimates for radial basis function interpolation are optim...
AbstractWe investigate the approximation orders of principal shift-invariant subspaces ofLp(Rd), 1<p...
AbstractInterpolation by translates of suitable radial basis functions is an important approach towa...
The paper presents an approximation theorem, somewhat similar in content to Stone-Weierstrass theore...
AbstractMultiresolution analysis of tempered distributions is studied through multiresolution analys...