Minimum Norm Extremals in Function Spaces pp 151-163 | Cite as
Minimization and interpolation at integer points of the real axis
Part VII. Perfect Spline Solutions in the Theory of Best Approximation in L∞
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Periodic Solution Positive Measure Integer Point Consecutive Interval Power Growth
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