Calculation of the Best Uniform Approximation in a Chebyshev System
Giorgio Celant, Michel Broniatowski
Abstract
Giorgio Celant, Michel Broniatowski
Abstract
In this chapter, the algorithms of de la Vallee Poussin and Remez are extended to generalized polynomials, which are functions generated by a Chebyshev system. The algorithm of de la Vallee Poussin provides the uniform approximation of a function by a generalized polynomial. The generalized Remez algorithm provides the calculation of the generalized polynomial with minimal uniform norm. In the chapter, the authors derive a result pertaining to the continuity of the best polynomial approximating scheme with respect to the function to be approximated. Both Borel-Chebyshev theorem and de la Vallee Poussin theorem indicate that the best uniform approximation ϕ* ∈ V of some function f ∈ C(0) ([a, b]) results as an approximation of f on a finite subset of points R; this set is called the characteristic set by Dzyadyk.
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In this chapter, the algorithms of de la Vallee Poussin and Remez are extended to generalized polynomials, which are functions generated by a Chebyshev system. The algorithm of de la Vallee Poussin provides the uniform approximation of a function by a generalized polynomial. The generalized Remez algorithm provides the calculation of the generalized polynomial with minimal uniform norm. In the chapter, the authors derive a result pertaining to the continuity of the best polynomial approximating scheme with respect to the function to be approximated. Both Borel-Chebyshev theorem and de la Vallee Poussin theorem indicate that the best uniform approximation ϕ* ∈ V of some function f ∈ C(0) ([a, b]) results as an approximation of f on a finite subset of points R; this set is called the characteristic set by Dzyadyk.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Chebyshev nodes, Minimax approximation algorithm, Chebyshev polynomials, Equioscillation theorem, Approximation theory, Chebyshev filter, Polynomial