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The convergence of diagonal Padé approximants and the Padé conjecture (English)
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7 June 1998
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The Baker-Gammel-Wills conjecture says that if the function \(f\) is meromorphic in the unit disc \(D\), then there exists an infinite subsequence of diagonal Padé approximants \([n/n]\) converging to \(f\) locally uniformly in \(D\{\)poles of \(f\)\}. The author formulates some special and weaker versions of the above conjecture and analyses the role played by ``spurious poles'' of the approximants, i.e. poles of \([n/n]\) that do not correspond to poles of \(f\). Two types of convergence is considered: locally uniform convergence and convergence in capacity.
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convergence of Padé approximants
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Padé conjecture
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