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ORCIDJournal of Approximation Theory, Volume 151
Volume 151, Number 1, March 2008
- Péter Simon, Ferenc Weisz
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Weak inequalities for Cesàro and Riesz summability of Walsh-Fourier series. 1-19 - Palle E. T. Jorgensen, Anilesh Mohari:
Localized bases in L2(0, 1) and their use in the analysis of Brownian motion. 20-41 - Takahiro Nishiyama:
Application of Coulomb wave functions to an orthogonal series associated with steady axisymmetric Euler flows. 42-59 - Zeev Ditzian, A. V. Prymak:
Ul'yanov-type inequality for bounded convex sets in Rd. 60-85 - Feng Dai, Zeev Ditzian, S. Yu. Tikhonov:
Sharp Jackson inequalities. 86-112
Volume 151, Number 2, April 2008
- Vugar E. Ismailov:
On the representation by linear superpositions. 113-125 - Tim Huber:
Hadamard products for generalized Rogers-Ramanujan series. 126-154 - Ole W. Christensen, Wenchang Sun:
Explicitly given pairs of dual frames with compactly supported generators and applications to irregular B-splines. 155-163 - Julius Borcea:
Choquet order for spectra of higher Lamé operators and orthogonal polynomials. 164-180 - Zhiqiang Gao, Guantie Deng:
Müntz-type theorem on the segments emerging from the origin. 181-185 - Xingping Sun, Zhenzhong Chen:
Spherical basis functions and uniform distribution of points on spheres. 186-207 - András Kroó:
On the exact constant in the L2 Markov inequality. 208-211
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