Non Periodic Trigonometric Approximation
Hillel Tal‐Ezer
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Hillel Tal‐Ezer
Abstract
The suitable basis functions for approximating periodic function are periodic, trigonometric functions. When the function is not periodic, a viable alternative is to consider polynomials as basis functions. In this paper we will point out the inadequacy of polynomial approximation and suggest a new set of basis functions. The new set does not suffer from the drawbacks of polynomial approximation and by using them one can approximate analytic functions with spectral accuracy.
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The suitable basis functions for approximating periodic function are periodic, trigonometric functions. When the function is not periodic, a viable alternative is to consider polynomials as basis functions. In this paper we will point out the inadequacy of polynomial approximation and suggest a new set of basis functions. The new set does not suffer from the drawbacks of polynomial approximation and by using them one can approximate analytic functions with spectral accuracy.
Key concepts: Trigonometric polynomial, Periodic function, Trigonometric functions, Mathematics, Trigonometric integral, Basis function, Trigonometry, Function (biology)