On a best extension property with respect to a linear operator<sup>∗</sup> (Q4345136)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1036924
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1036924 |
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On a best extension property with respect to a linear operator<sup>∗</sup> (English)
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17 July 1997
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best approximation
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best extension of a function with respect to a linear operator
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sequences of operators
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second-order differential equation perturbed with an integral term
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Given a linear operator on a space of continuous or square-integrable functions, a straightforward argument allows us to modify part of its components in order to obtain a best approximation type property. As a consequence, we can define a best extension of a function with respect to a linear operator and we indicate some applications to classical sequences of operators. A meaningful application consists in the approximation of the solutions of a suitable second-order differential equation perturbed with an integral term.
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