II. Interpolation by Finite Differences. (Two Independent Variables.)

Erratum: On a Hermite interpolation by polynomials of two variables

On polynomial interpolation of two variables

Polynomial interpolation in several variables: lattices, differences, and ideals

When passing from one to several variables, the nature and structure of polynomial interpolation changes completely: the solvability of the interpolation problem with respect to a given finite dimensional polynomial space, like all polynomials of at most a certain total degree, depends not only on the number, but significantly on the geometry of the nodes. Thus the construction of interpolation...

Analysis of High-order Approximations by Spectral Interpolation Applied to One- and Two-dimensional Finite Element Method

The implementation of high-order (spectral) approximations associated with FEM is an approach to overcome the difficulties encountered in the numerical analysis of complex problems. This paper proposes the use of the spectral finite element method, originally developed for computational fluid dynamics problems, to achieve improved solutions for these types of problems. Here, the interpolation n...

Lagrange Interpolation on Chebyshev Points of Two Variables

We study interpolation polynomials based on the points in [−1, 1]× [−1, 1] that are common zeros of quasi-orthogonal Chebyshev polynomials and nodes of near minimal degree cubature formula. With the help of the cubature formula we establish the mean convergence of the interpolation polynomials. 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary 41A05, 33C50.