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Influence of the choice of Lagrange interpolation nodes on the exact and approximate values of the Lebesgue constants
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    Influence of the choice of Lagrange interpolation nodes on the exact and approximate values of the Lebesgue constants (English)
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    3 July 2015
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    The author gives some inequalities for Lebesgue constants of trigonometric interpolation in equidistant nodes. Reviewer's remark: A careful travel through references of items from the author's bibliography leads to the paper by \textit{T. J. Rivlin} [``The Lebesgue constants for polynomial interpolation'', Lect. Notes Math. 399, 422--437 (1974; Zbl 0299.41005)]. There monotonicity of the sequence \(\lambda_n^*-2/\pi \log n\) was proved, what gives immediately more precise results than the author's Theorems 4--5.
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    Lagrange polynomials
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    trigonometric interpolation
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    Lebesgue constants
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