SPLINE INTERPOLATION AND THE HIGHER DERIVATIVES
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- Conditions under which higher derivatives belong to the classes \(\varphi\)(L)
- Mixed q-integral of the p-variation and mixed differentiability in \(L_ p \)of functions from \(L_ q\).
- Embedding theorems for functions of one variable
- Extension criteria for homogeneous Sobolev spaces of functions of one variable
- Solving the Cauchy problem for the Helmholtz equation using cubic smoothing splines
- Approximation based on nonscalar observations
- Wsup(r,p)(R)-splines
- Fifty years of Schoenberg's problem on the convergence of spline interpolation
- Orthogonality properties of spline functions
- Extremal, orthogonality and convergence properties of multidimensional splines
- Optimal approximation
- L-splines
- A general method for the construction of interpolating or smoothing spline-functions
- Cardinal interpolation and spline functions
- Error bounds for spline and L-spline interpolation
- \(H^{m,p}\)-extensions by \(H^{m,p}\)-splines
- Characterizations of absolute continuity and essential boundedness for higher order derivatives
- On smooth interpolation by continuously connected piecewise polynomials
- A New Method for Global Optimisation (Alienor)
- An Approximation Theory for Oscillations of Differential Equations
- Complex Cubic Splines
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3317953 (Why is no real title available?)
- Solving a Cauchy problem for the heat equation using cubic smoothing splines
- Central difference limit for derivatives of ill-posed functions: Best approach in supercomputing era
- Error bounds for derivative estimates based on spline smoothing of exact or noisy data
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