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Simultaneous Approximation and Quasi-Interpolants

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Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1996
Tongue
English
Weight
748 KB
Volume
85
Category
Article
ISSN
0021-9045

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✦ Synopsis


It is shown that the shift-invariant space S(.) generated by . # W m 2 (R s ) provides simultaneous approximation order k, with k>m, iff S(D : .) provides approximation order k&m in the L 2 (R s )-norm to all functions in D : W k 2 (R s ) for each |:| =m. Without appealing to the argument of polynomial reproduction, an explicit formula is presented for construction of quasi-interpolant of semi-discrete convolution type that achieves the approximation order provided by S(.). The traditional condition that the symbol : # Z s .(:) e : does not vanish on [ &? } } } ?] s is reduced to that it does not vanish on a neighborhood of the origin.

1996 Academic Press, Inc.

holds almost everywhere (a.e.) on a neighborhood of the origin, where [. ^, . ^] := : # Z s |. ^( }&2?:)| 2 . Here and below we adopt the convention that a fraction is zero when its numerator is zero, even if its denominator article no. 0037 201


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