An exponential-trigonometric optimal interpolation formula (Q6544173)

The authors present in this paper a derivation of the optimal interpolation formula in Hilbert space \(W_{2}^{(3,0)}(0,1)\) by Sobolev method. Precisely, the following interpolation formula is considered\N\[\N\varphi(x) \tilde{=} P_{\varphi}(x) = \sum\limits_{\beta=0}^{N} C_{\beta}(x)\varphi(x_{\beta}),\N\]\Nwhich satisfies the interpolation conditions \(\varphi(x_{\beta}) = P_{\beta}(x_{\beta})\), \(\beta=0,1,\ldots, N\). Here \(C_{\beta}(x)\) and \(x_{\beta}\in[0,1]\) are called coefficients and nodes of the interpolation formula, respectively. Further, \(W_{2}^{(3,0)}(0,1)\) denotes the set of all functions \(\varphi\) defined on \([0,1]\) which posses an absolutely continuous second derivative on \([0,1]\) and whose third derivative is in \(L_{2}(0,1)\). The set \(W_{2}^{(3,0)}(0,1)\) under the pseudo-inner product\N\[\N\langle \varphi,\psi\rangle = \int\limits_{0}^{1} \left(\varphi^{(3)}(x)+\varphi(x)\right)\left(\psi^{(3)}(x)+\psi(x)\right) dx\N\]\Nis a Hilbert space. The norm is introduced as follows\N\[\N\|\varphi\|_{W_{2}^{(3,0)}(0,1)} = \left\{\int\limits_{0}^{1} \left(\varphi^{(3)}(x)+\varphi(x)\right)^{2} dx\right\}^{\frac{1}{2}}.\N\]\NFor a fixed \(z\in[0,1]\), the error\N\[\N(l,\varphi) = \varphi(z) - P_{\varphi}(z)\N\]\Nof the interpolation formula is a linear functional. Here, for a fixed \(z\in[0,1]\)\N\[\Nl(x,z) = \delta(x-z) - \sum\limits_{\beta=0}^{N} C_{\beta}(z)\delta(x-x_{\beta}),\N\]\Nand the error functional of the interpolation formula belongs to the dual space \(W_{2}^{(3,0)*}(0,1)\).\par After introducing the basic ideas and preliminaries, the authors address two main problems:\N\begin{itemize}\N\item \textbf{Problem 1}. Find the norm of the error functional \(l\) of interpolation formula in the space \(W_{2}^{(3,0)*}(0,1)\).\N\item \textbf{Problem 2}. For fixed interpolation nodes \(x_{\beta}\), find the optimal interpolation coefficients \(\mathring{C}_{\beta}(z)\).\N\end{itemize}\NAdditionally, after introducing some extra conditions, the authors also formulate the third problem, related to the \textbf{Problem 2}: interpolation coefficients \(C_{\beta}(z)\), considered as discrete functions, must satisfy additional constrains formulated in the paper. The fourth problem formulated on this way is related to some technical aspects of the study.