Spline type summability for multivariate sampling
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The paper is concerned with the recovery of multivariate band-limited functions \(F\) from samples \(F(j)\), where \(j\) ranges over a lattice. The recovery method is a spline summability procedure using polyharmonic splines. The theory of polyharmonic splines is outlined, and the reconstruction method is developed. Some generalizations and numerical aspects are also discussed. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0904.00038].
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