On the density of translation networks defined on the unit ball
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The paper presents a study on the density of a class of zonal translation networks defined on the unit ball. The authors provide a sufficient condition to ensure the zonal translation class is dense in \(L^p\) spaces defined on the unit ball. They construct a sequence of zonal translation networks using De La Vallée Poussin operators and demonstrate the approximation order.
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