A Leibniz differentiation formula for positive operators
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It is shown that for \(n\to\infty\) the Leibnizian combination \(L_n'(fg)-fL_n'(g)-gL_n'(f)\) converges uniformly to zero on a compact interval \(W\) if the positive operators belong to a certain class (including Bernstein, Gauss-Weierstrass and many others), and if the moduli of continuity of \(f,g\) satisfy a certain condition. A counterexample shows that Lipschitz conditions are not appropriate to produce a second-order version of this formula.
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