On rational interpolation with positivity constraints (Q1179989)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 26823
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    On rational interpolation with positivity constraints
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 26823

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      On rational interpolation with positivity constraints (English)
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      27 June 1992
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      This is motivated by the practical problem that in constructing a filter with given amplitude response \(| G(i\omega)|\) one actually has to construct the rational function \(G(z)\) with real coefficients. Thus \(| G(i\omega)|^ 2=G(i\omega)G(-i\omega)\).Conversely, given a nonnegative rational function \(F(\omega^ 2)\), it can be factored as above and is the squared modulus of a stable minimum phase \(G\). The paper treats the problem of interpolating given data with an \(F\) that is nonnegative.
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      rotational interpolation
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