1985
DOI: 10.1007/bf01890039
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Pointwise estimates for monotone polynomial approximation

Abstract: Abstract. We prove that if f is increasing on [ -1,1], then for each n = 1, 2 ..... there is an increasing algebraic polynomial P. of degree n such that {f(x) -P.(x){ < cw2( f, V/I -x 2/n), where w2 is the second-order modulus of smoothness. These results complement the classical pointwise estimates of the same type for unconstrained polynomial approximation. Using these results, we characterize the monotone functions in the generalized Lipschitz spaces through their approximation properties.

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“…Recently Shvedov [10] has extended these results by showing that for a monotone / G C[-í, 1] there are monotone polynomials pn of degree < n such that (2) ||/-Pn||<Cw2(/,l/n) where u2(f,-) is the second modulus of smoothness of /. Moreover, he has proved that one cannot expect (2) to hold with W3 replacing u/2.…”
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“…Recently Shvedov [10] has extended these results by showing that for a monotone / G C[-í, 1] there are monotone polynomials pn of degree < n such that (2) ||/-Pn||<Cw2(/,l/n) where u2(f,-) is the second modulus of smoothness of /. Moreover, he has proved that one cannot expect (2) to hold with W3 replacing u/2.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, he has proved that one cannot expect (2) to hold with W3 replacing u/2. Shvedov [9,10] also discussed the question of convex polynomial approximation to convex functions / G C [-1,1] showing that there exist convex polynomials pn satisfying (2).…”
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