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Polynomial Approximations on a Family of Two Segments

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Introduce the notation:\(E_\varepsilon ,{\text{ }}0 < \varepsilon < 1,\),is the union of two segments [- 1,1] and \(\left[ { - 1 + i\varepsilon ,1 + i\varepsilon } \right],\Lambda _\alpha (E_\varepsilon )\) is the Holder class with exponent α on \(E_\varepsilon ,{\text{ }}0 < \alpha < 1,{\text{ }}g_\varepsilon (z)\) is the Green function of the set \(C\backslash E_\varepsilon \) with a logarithmic pole at infinity, \(L_h (\varepsilon ) = \{ z \in C\backslash E_\varepsilon :g_\varepsilon (z) = h\} ,h >0,\rho _h (z,\varepsilon ) = {\text{dist(}}z,L_h (\varepsilon ))\). We prove the following result: There exist positive constants b(α)and a(α) depending only on α such that if

$$\left| {f(z) - P_n (z)} \right| \leqslant c(\alpha ,\varepsilon ) \cdot \rho _{\frac{1}{h}}^\alpha (z,\varepsilon ),{\text{ }}z \in E_\varepsilon .$$

then \(c(\alpha ,\varepsilon ) \geqslant a(\alpha ) \cdot e^{\frac{{b(\alpha )}}{\varepsilon }} ,0 < \varepsilon \leqslant 1\).Bibliography: 3 titles.

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Mezhevich, K.G., Shirokov, N.A. Polynomial Approximations on a Family of Two Segments. Journal of Mathematical Sciences 117, 4167–4172 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1024864503310

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