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    Direct and inverse results in variable Hilbert scales (English)
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    Let us consider a non-negative self-adjoint compact and injective operator \(H\) acting in a Hilbert space \(X\). With the help of a singular decomposition of \(H\) and of some set \(\{ \psi \}\) of continuous and strictly convex functions acting from \([0,a]\) in \([0,\infty )\) a scale of Hilbert spaces \(H_\psi ^H\) is introduced. These spaces are studied in the context of approximation theory. Namely, in terms of so-called general sourse conditions, direct and inverse theorems for approximation by a sequence of finite dimensional subspaces of \(X\) are established.
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    variable Hilbert scales
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    source conditions
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    approximality
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    distance functions
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    Jackson and Bernstein-type inequality
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    inverse theorems
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    Fenchel duality
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