The problems of polynomial interpolation with several variables present more difficulties than those one-dimensional interpolation. first problem is to study the regularity schemes. In fact, it well-known that, in contrast univariate case, there no universal space polynomials which admits unique Lagrange for all point sets a given cardinality, and so will depend on set <math xmlns="http://www.w...

A bivariate polynomial interpolation problem for points lying on an algebraic curve is introduced. The geometric characterization introduced by Chung and Yao, which provides simple Lagrange formulae, is here analyzed for interpolation points lying on a line, a conic or a cubic.

The purpose of this survey is to present some approximation and shape preserving properties of the so-called nonlinear (more exactly sublinear) and positive, max-product operators, constructed by starting from any discrete linear approximation operators, obtained in a series of recent papers jointly written with B. Bede and L. Coroianu. We will present the main results for the max-product opera...

The author studies the uniform convergence of extended Lagrange interpolation processes based on the zeros of Generalized Laguerre polynomials. 2009 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

Lagrange interpolation is a classical method for approximating a continuous function by a polynomial that agrees with the function at a number of chosen points (the “nodes”). However, the accuracy of the approximation is greatly influenced by the location of these nodes. Now, a useful way to measure a given set of nodes to determine whether its Lagrange polynomials are likely to provide good ap...

it has been proved that natural frequencies are stationary at the natural modes. also it has been shown that at the first mode it is a minimum and for systems with finite number of degrees of freedom the highest frequency is maximum (reference 1 and 2). beyond these statements nothing more can be said about the behavior of the natural frequencies without defining precisely the manner in which t...

The problem of semi-cardinal spline interpolation was solved by Schoenberg exploiting the piecewise polynomial form of the splines. In the present paper, we propose a new construction for the Lagrange functions of semi-cardinal spline interpolation , based on a radial basis and Fourier transform approach. This approach suggests a way of extending semi-cardinal interpolation to polyharmonic spli...