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Zur Approximation pseudoanalytischer Funktionen durch Pseudopolynome

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In the theory of pseudoanalytic functions one can define (pseudoanalytic) rational functions, especially polynomials called “pseudopolynomials”. (See Bers [3], [4], Vekua [12]) Therefore it can be developed a theory of approximation and interpolation by rational functions. First results have been published by Bers [3] (Runge's theorem), Ismailov and Taglieva [8]. Let G be a domain of the complex plane bounded by a closed Jordan curve, let w(z) be pseudoanalytic in G. In this paper we deal with a relation between the behaviour of w(z) on C (Hölder-continuity) and the degree of approximation of w(z) by pseudopolynomials. The results correspond to certain theorems of Curtiss, Sewell and Walsh in the theory of analytic functions.

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Menke, K. Zur Approximation pseudoanalytischer Funktionen durch Pseudopolynome. Manuscripta Math 11, 111–125 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01184952

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