Slow convergence of sequences of linear operators. I: Almost arbitrarily slow convergence (Q606676)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5817256
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5817256 |
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Slow convergence of sequences of linear operators. I: Almost arbitrarily slow convergence (English)
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18 November 2010
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The Lethargy Theorem is proved for sequences of operators converging pointwise, but not in norm.
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arbitrarily slow convergence
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Bernstein polynomial operators
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Hermite-Fejér operators
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Landau operators
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Fejér operators
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Jackson operators
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the trapezoidal rule
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Simpson's rule
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Gaussian quadrature
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0.9387062191963196
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0.9338101744651794
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0.881368100643158
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0.84859299659729
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