2014
DOI: 10.1063/1.4902489
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Distribution of points of interpolation of multipoint Padé approximants

Abstract: A meshless multi-point flux approximation method AIP Conf.A variational approach to the theory of multipoint Padé approximants Abstract. In the present paper, we consider m 1 -almost uniform convergence of sequences of multipoint Padé approximants of degree (n, m n ), where m n = o(n/ log n). We provide a sufficient condition for the interpolation points to be uniformly distributed with respect to the equilibrium measure of the supporting compactum.

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“…The main result of the present paper is with a fixed number of the free poles (see [15]). Finally, in [16] the case was considered, when the degrees of the denominators tended slowly to infinity, namely, .…”
Section: Main Results and Proofsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main result of the present paper is with a fixed number of the free poles (see [15]). Finally, in [16] the case was considered, when the degrees of the denominators tended slowly to infinity, namely, .…”
Section: Main Results and Proofsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The case of polynomial interpolation of an arbitrary function f holomorphic in E was considered by R. Grothmann ([5]); he established the existence of an appropriate sequence Λ such that µ ωn −→ µ E , n → ∞, n ∈ Λ, respectively the balayage measures onto ∂E. Grothmann's result was generalized in relation to multipoint Padé approximants π β,f n,m with a fixed number of the free poles (see [9]). Finally, in [1] was considered the case when the degrees of the denominators tend slowly to infinity, namely m n = o(n/ ln n).…”
Section: We Provementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consider the function φ, harmonic in A Γ,γ and φ := 0, Γ, min(0, − min t∈γ (U µ (t) − U ω (t)) + (U µ (z) − U ω (z)), γ From ( 7) and (9), we arrive at lim sup F n (z) ≤ φ, for z in A Γ,γ . Being harmonic, φ obeys the maximum and the minimum principles in this region.…”
Section: As a Consequence Of Theorem 1 We Derivementioning
confidence: 99%