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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1672778
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Fourier analysis of 2-point Hermite interpolatory subdivision schemes
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1672778

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    Fourier analysis of 2-point Hermite interpolatory subdivision schemes (English)
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    18 May 2003
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    The authors define the notion of convergence in distribution of Hermite subdivision schemes with data on \(\mathbb{Z}\) and study two classes of subdivision schemes for their convergence. For each class they are able to find a large region of the parameter space for which distributional convergence happens. The Fourier transform of any interpolating function can be computed through products of matrices of order two or three. Some characterizations of certain Fourier transforms are given.
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    Hermite interpolation
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    convergence distribution
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    Hermite subdivision schemes
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    Fourier transform
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    curve fitting
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