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Influence of smoothness on the error of approximation of derivatives under local interpolation on triangulations
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    Influence of smoothness on the error of approximation of derivatives under local interpolation on triangulations (English)
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    18 September 2014
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    In this paper the author shows that, for a large number of methods of choosing interpolation conditions, the effect of the smallest angle of the triangle on the error of approximation of derivatives of a function by derivatives of the interpolation polynomial for \(m \geq 1\) is essential only for derivatives of order 2 and higher. She gives an very interesting result about multivariate interpolation.
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    multivariate interpolation
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    approximation
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