Bivariate mean value interpolation on circles of the same radius
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We consider bivariate mean-value interpolationproblem, where the integrals over circles are interpolation data. In this case the problem is described over circles of the same radius and with centers are on astraight line and it is shown that in this case the interpolation is not correct.
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volume 38 issue 1
pages 185- 192
publication date 2012-04-01
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