Error Bounds for Polynomial And Spline Interpolation
Error Bounds for Polynomial And Spline Interpolation
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As ^m-l,2*^^(^) = [x"'(l-x)'^]/(2m)! , the conjecture of (3.1.26) is related to the following conjecture. Conjecture 3.4 Let u e c^^"'^ [0,1] and let V2rn_i be the Hermite polynomial of degree at most 2m-l matching u and its first m-1 derivatives at and 1. Denote U = maxQ
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As ^m-l,2*^^(^) = [x"'(l-x)'^]/(2m)! , the conjecture of (3.1.26) is related to the following conjecture. Conjecture 3.4 Let u e c^^"'^ [0,1] and let V2rn_i be the Hermite polynomial of degree at most 2m-l matching u and its first m-1 derivatives at and 1. Denote U = maxQ
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