Interpolating bases for spaces of differentiable functions
We discuss recent results on constructing approximating schemes based on averaged values of the approximated function f over linear segments. In particular, we describe interpolation and integration formulae of high algebraic degree of precision that use weighted integrals of f over non-overlapping subintervals of the real line. The quadrature formula of this type of highest algebraic degree of precision is characterized.
For any given set of angles θ₀ < ... < θₙ in [0,π), we show that a set of Radon projections, consisting of k parallel X-ray beams in each direction , k = 0, ..., n, determines uniquely algebraic polynomials of degree n in two variables.
In the paper we present a derivative-free estimate of the remainder of an arbitrary interpolation rule on the class of entire functions which, moreover, belong to the space . The theory is based on the use of the Paley-Wiener theorem. The essential advantage of this method is the fact that the estimate of the remainder is formed by a product of two terms. The first term depends on the rule only while the second depends on the interpolated function only. The obtained estimate of the remainder of...