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Snakes as an apparatus for approximating
functions in the Hausdorff metric
E. A. Sevast'yanov, E. Kh. Sadekova Moscow Engineering Physics Institute (State University)
Abstract:
The Bulgarian mathematicians Sendov, Popov, and Boyanov have well-known results on the asymptotic behaviour of the least deviations of $2\pi$-periodic functions in the classes $H^\omega$ from trigonometric
polynomials in the Hausdorff metric. However, the asymptotics they give are not adequate to detect a difference in, for example, the rate of approximation of functions $f$ whose moduli of continuity
$\omega(f;\delta)$ differ by factors of the form $(\log(1/\delta))^\beta$. Furthermore, a more detailed
determination of the asymptotic behaviour by traditional methods becomes very difficult. This paper develops an approach based on using trigonometric snakes as approximating polynomials.
The snakes of order $n$ inscribed in the Minkowski $\delta$-neighbourhood of the graph of the approximated
function $f$ provide, in a number of cases, the best approximation for $f$ (for the appropriate choice of $\delta$). The choice of $\delta$ depends on $n$ and $f$ and is based on constructing polynomial kernels adjusted to the Hausdorff metric and polynomials with special oscillatory properties.
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Sbornik: Mathematics, 2008, 199:1, 99–130
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MSC: Primary 42A10; Secondary 41A50, 41A60, 42A05 Received: 16.01.2007 and 06.09.2007
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E. A. Sevast'yanov, E. Kh. Sadekova, “Snakes as an apparatus for approximating
functions in the Hausdorff metric”, Mat. Sb., 199:1 (2008), 101–132; Sb. Math., 199:1 (2008), 99–130
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Sevastyanov E.A., Sadekova E.Kh., “Asimptoticheskie svoistva uzhei [Asymptotic properties of “snakes”]”, Anal. Math., 34:4 (2008), 277–305
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