1982
DOI: 10.1007/bf01399317
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The Haar condition and multiplicity of zeros

Abstract: Summary. In this paper the problem is investigated of how to take the (possibly noninteger) multiplicity of zeros into account in the Haar condition for a linear function space on a given interval. Therefore, a distinction is made between regular and singular points of the interval, and a notion of geometric multiplicity, which always is a positive integer, is introduced. It is pointed out that, for regular zeros (i.e., zeros situated at regular points), a q-fold zero (in the sense that its geometric multiplic… Show more

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“…In formula (1) x x x n     to meet the corresponding conditions,there is only the least squares solution [9],that is…”
Section: Principle Of Least Square Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In formula (1) x x x n     to meet the corresponding conditions,there is only the least squares solution [9],that is…”
Section: Principle Of Least Square Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%