Multidimensional Hermite interpolation
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The Lagrange and Hermite interpolation formulas belong to the class of algebraic interpolations. Recently, the concept of algebraic interpolations has been obtained a close attention due to interpolation theory for functions in several variables. This paper deals with the multidimensional variant of Hermite interpolations. A class of algebraic systems of equations has been presented for which the Hermite interpolation polynomial is represented by an explicit formula. The theory of multidimensional residues has been used as a main plank.
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