On the summability of trigonometric interpolation processes
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Several processes in trigonometric interpolation can be obtained by finite sums of discrete Fourier series. The author shows that in many cases the convergence can be easily seen immediately from the explicit forms of the corresponding polynomials. Error estimates for the approximation can be also obtained by certain general results.
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