Nonlinear nonnested spline approximation
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Abstract: Nonlinear approximation from regular piecewise polynomials (splines) of degree supported on rings in is studied. By definition a ring is a set in obtained by subtracting a compact convex set with polygonal boundary from another such a set, but without creating uncontrollably narrow elongated subregions. Nested structure of the rings is not assumed, however, uniform boundedness of the eccentricities of the underlying convex sets is required. It is also assumed that the splines have maximum smoothness. Bernstein type inequalities for this sort of splines are proved which allow to establish sharp inverse estimates in terms of Besov spaces.
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