Best approximation to 1-x^ m by special rational functions
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The author proves that the order of best approximations of \(1-x^ m\) on [0,1] by rational functions P(x)/Q(x), where P(x) has non-negative, non- decreasing coefficients and degree \(\leq m-1\) and Q(x) has non-negative, non-increasing coefficients and degree \(\leq n(Q(0)>0)\) is exactly \(m/(m+n+1)\).
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