2017
DOI: 10.1134/s0081543817050029
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One-sided weighted integral approximation of characteristic functions of intervals by polynomials on a closed interval

Abstract: Abstract-We consider the problem of one-sided weighted integral approximation on the interval [−1, 1] to the characteristic functions of intervals (a, 1] ⊂ (−1, 1] and (a, b) ⊂ (−1, 1) by algebraic polynomials. In the case of half-intervals, the problem is solved completely. We construct an example to illustrate the difficulties arising in the case of an open interval.

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“…in what follows, we sometimes will use more accurate (in comparison with (2.2)) notation for nodes is the left and right Radau quadrature formula, respectively; in the case u = {−1, 1}, (2.7) is the Lobatto quadrature formula. It is known (see the references in [1,3,5]) that formula (2.7) is positive in all these cases.…”
Section: One-sided Approximation To the Characteristic Function Of Anmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…in what follows, we sometimes will use more accurate (in comparison with (2.2)) notation for nodes is the left and right Radau quadrature formula, respectively; in the case u = {−1, 1}, (2.7) is the Lobatto quadrature formula. It is known (see the references in [1,3,5]) that formula (2.7) is positive in all these cases.…”
Section: One-sided Approximation To the Characteristic Function Of Anmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In this section, we give results from [1,5,11] on the one-sided approximation in the space L υ (−1, 1) to the characteristic function of an interval by algebraic polynomials. The results from Section 1 and from this sections make it possible to find the best one-sided approximation in the space L(S m−1 ) to the characteristic function of a spherical layer (in particular, a spherical cap) by algebraic polynomials in certain situations.…”
Section: One-sided Approximation To the Characteristic Function Of Anmentioning
confidence: 99%
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