Polynomial interpolation of function averages on interval segments (Q6583658)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7892761
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 7892761 |
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Polynomial interpolation of function averages on interval segments (English)
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6 August 2024
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Let \(f:\,[-1,\,1] \to \mathbb R\) be an essentially bounded function with given integral data \N\[\N\mu_j = \int_{\alpha_j}^{\beta_j} f(x)\,{\mathrm d}x\,, \quad j = 1,\ldots,r\,, \N\]\Nwhere \(-1 \leq \alpha_j < \beta_j \leq1\). For three special classes of segments \([\alpha_j,\,\beta_j]\) (namely chains of segments, segments with uniform arc-length, and segments with identical left endpoints), the authors consider the following interpolation problem: Determine a polynomial \(p_{r-1}(x)\) of degree \(r-1\) such that \N\[\N\int_{\alpha_j}^{\beta_j} p_{r-1}(x)\,{\mathrm d}x = \mu_j\,, \quad j = 1,\ldots,r\,. \N\]\NThe authors analyze the existence, uniqueness, and numerical conditioning of solutions of these interpolation problems. To study the numerical conditioning, concrete bounds for the Lebesgue constant for the interpolation on segments are provided.
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polynomial interpolation on segments
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unisolvence
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Lagrange basis polynomials
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Lebesgue constant
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numerical conditioning
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segmental averages of functions
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