Bounded Approximation by Polynomials whose Zeros Lie on a Circle
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Cites work
- Bounded approximation by polynomials with restricted zeros
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- On a theorem of S. Bernstein
- On the approximation by 𝐶-polynomials
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(6)- Approximation to constant functions by electrostatic fields due to electrons and positrons
- Chui's conjecture in Bergman spaces
- On the rate of approximation in the unit disc of H^1-functions by logarithmic derivatives of polynomials with zeros on the boundary
- An extension of E. Bishop's localization theorem
- High degree simple partial fractions in the Bergman space: approximation and optimization
- Estimates for approximation of functions from Hardy spaces \(H^p(\mathbb{D})\) by logarithmic derivatives of polynomials, whose zeros Lie on the unit circle
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