On the rational approximation of the exponential in the uniform metric
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The author proves that for any fixed number \(a\in\mathbb{R}\setminus 0\) and real-valued function \(\beta \equiv o(\sqrt{m+n})\) as \(m+n\to\infty\) the equality \[ \inf\limits_{r\in\text{r}_{mn}} \max\limits_{x\in[-1,1]}| e^{\beta x}(a^{ax} - r(x))| = \dfrac{| a| ^{m+n+1}m!n!}{2^{m+n}(m+n)!(m+n+1)!} (1+o(1)) \] is valid, where \(\text{r}_{mn}\) is the set of rational functions with real coefficients whose numerator powers do not exceed \(m\), and denominator powers do not exceed \(n\).
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