2003
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-0348-8067-1_8
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On the Approximation Order and Numerical Stability of Local Lagrange Interpolation by Polyharmonic Splines

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“…We can prove the scale invariance for the general case of polyharmonic splines, where our arguments rely on the scale invariance of their Lagrange basis functions in combination with the representation of the Lebesgue constant in (11). Proof (sketch): Following our work [11], we see that the reconstruction space…”
Section: Scale-invariance Of the Lebesgue Constantmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…We can prove the scale invariance for the general case of polyharmonic splines, where our arguments rely on the scale invariance of their Lagrange basis functions in combination with the representation of the Lebesgue constant in (11). Proof (sketch): Following our work [11], we see that the reconstruction space…”
Section: Scale-invariance Of the Lebesgue Constantmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…We have generalized this result in [11] to polyharmonic splines to obtain arbitrary high local approximation orders. We can sketch the proof of this important result as follows.…”
Section: Definitionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For all K(A) > 1 there is some u * ∈ U S and an admissible solution vectorũ satisfying (15) such that…”
Section: Sharpnessmentioning
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“…Examples are in [29] and in Section 8 below. See [15] for an early work on stability of interpolation by polyharmonic kernels, and [1] for an example of an advanced application.…”
Section: Approximations By Polyharmonic Kernelsmentioning
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“….., , 2 1 de n variáveis independentes, assumindo 1 ≥ d (Iske, 2003). A interpolação desses dados dispersos deve satisfazer a seguinte condição:…”
Section: Interpolação Spline Poliharmônicaunclassified