On a sequence of fast decreasing polynomial operators
Let \(U\) denote the complex unit circle, \(f:U\rightarrow{\mathbb C}\) be integrable with respect to the arclength of \(U\). The Fourier coefficients \({\widehat f}_k\) (\(k=0,\pm 1\), :) of \(f\) are defined by standard. Let both the power series \(\sum_{k=o}^\infty{\widehat f}_kz^k\) and \(\sum_{k=1}^\infty{\widehat f}_{-k}z^k\) have radius of convergence equal to 1. Then \(f\) is piecewise if the total number of singularities on \(U\) of both of these power series is finite. For an integer \(r\geq 0\), \(f\) has a singularity of order \(r\) at the point \(w_0\) if \(f\) is \(r-1\) times continuously differentiable at \(w_0\) with respect to the arclength, and the \(r\)th angular derivative has a jump discontinuity at \(w_0\). The authors construct a sequence of fast decreasing polynomial operators \(\tau_n(f)\) := \(\sum_{k=-n+1}^{n-1}{\tilde g}_{n,|k|}{\widehat f}_kz^k\) which detect the points where \(f\) fails to be analytic: there is an arc \(J:=J_r(f)\) of the circle, such that if \(w_0\in U\) is a singularity of \(f\) of order \(r\), then \[ n^r|\tau_n(f,w)|\geq c(f,r), \quad (ww_0^{-1})^n\in J . \] Moreover, if \(f\) is continuous then \[ \|\tau_n(f)\|\leq c_1e^{-cn}\|f\|+6E_{n/12}(f) , \] where \(E_x(f)\) is defined. The authors consider also the case \(f: [-1,1]\rightarrow{\mathbb R}\). In this case, a sequence of fast decreasing polynomial operators \(\tau_n(f)\) is constructed by the Chebyshev coefficients of the function \(f\). Some numerical examples are presented. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0919.00065].
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