Interpolation theory and its applications

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Interpolation problems play an important role both in pure and applied mathematics. In this book the author uses a method of operator identities to formulate a general interpolation problem that contains the classical interpolation problems of Nevanlinna-Pick, Carathéodory, Schur, Hamburger and Krein as particular cases. An abstract from the Potapov inequality is given. By solving this inequality, the author gives a description of the set of solutions of the general interpolation problem in terms of a linear fractional transformation. The general results obtained are applied to a number of classical and new interpolation problems. Some chapters of the book are devoted to the applications of results on interpolation theory to the extension problem, generalized stationary processes, spectral theory, nonlinear integral equations and functions with operator arguments. In particular, in Chapter 4, de Branges spaces of entire functions are studied. New results about similarity of linear operators are obtained. Throughout the text there are numerous examples that serve to illustrate the theory presented. Also, there is a section of notes and comments together with a comprehensive bibliography. This book contains a wealth of material. It should prove invaluable both to pure and applied mathematicians.




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