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Approximate solution of multipoint boundary value problems for linear differential equations by polynomial functions
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    Approximate solution of multipoint boundary value problems for linear differential equations by polynomial functions (English)
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    5 December 2008
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    multipoint boundary value problem
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    Newton interpolating series
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    collocation
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    vanishes identically
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