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Convergence of the derivatives of Lagrange interpolating polynomials based on the roots of Hermite polynomials (English)
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1988
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Die Autorin betrachtet Lagrange-Interpolation auf der reellen Achse mit den Nullstellen der Hermite-Polynome \(H_ n(x)=(-1)^ ne^{x^ 2}(d^ n/dx^ n)e^{-x^ 2}\) als Stützstellen. Sie zeigt, daß die Ableitung der Interpolationspolynome gegen die Ableitung der Funktion konvergiert. Genauer wird bewiesen: Es sei f: (-\(\infty,\infty)\to {\mathbb{R}})\) eine gleichmäßig stetige Funktion, deren r-te Ableitung \(f^{(r)}\) (r\(\geq 0)\) existiert. Dann gilt: \[ | f^{(i)}(x)-L_ n^{(i)}(f;x)| =O(1)\omega (f^{(r)};n^{-1/2})n^{-r/2+i}(\log n+e^{x^ 2/2}) \] für \(| x| \leq x_ n\), \(i=0,1,2,...,r\) und O(1) unabhängig von x und n. Dabei ist \(\omega\) der übliche Stetigkeitsmodul.
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Lagrange-interpolation
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Hermite-nodes
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convergence of derivatives
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