Interpolation Series

DOI10.2307/1990503zbMATH Open0033.36401OpenAlexW4233071131MaRDI QIDQ5790965FDOQ5790965

Authors: R. Creighton Buck 

Publication date: 1948

Full work available at URL: https://doi.org/10.2307/1990503

zbMATH Keywords

Complex functions

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Cited In (20)

• A unified calculus using the generalized Bernoulli polynomials
• Convergence rates for exponential interpolation series
• On transcendental entire functions with infinitely many derivatives taking integer values at several points
• Uniqueness and interpolation results for entire functions of exponential type
• Existence of Interpolating Functions of Exponential Type
• Two results on polynomial interpolation in equally spaced points
• A Uniqueness Theorem for Entire Functions
• Interpolation Series for Integral Functions of Exponential Type
• Periodic-type functionals and their extensions
• A sampling theorem with equally spaced sampling points on the negative time axis
• On the stability of classes of uniqueness of interpolation problems
• Vanishing Central Differences
• Pointwise and uniform error estimates associated with Abel-Whittaker interpolation series and its dual
• A note on convergence of Newton interpolating polynomials
• Light-ray wave functions and integrability
• The stringy S-matrix bootstrap: maximal spin and superpolynomial softness
• Factorial functions and Stirling numbers of fractional orders
• On a Theorem Concerning Existence of Interpolating Functions
• Expansion of Analytic Functions in Exponential Polynomials
• Interpolation series for fractional derivatives and iterates of functions and operators

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