Log orthogonal functions: approximation properties and applications

ORTHOGONAL ZERO INTERPOLANTS AND APPLICATIONS

Orthogonal zero interpolants (OZI) are polynomials which interpolate the “zero-function” at a finite number of pre-assigned nodes and satisfy orthogonality condition. OZI’s can be constructed by the 3-term recurrence relation. These interpolants are found useful in the solution of constrained approximation problems and in the structure of Gauss-type quadrature rules. We present some theoretical...

S29. Special functions, orthogonal polynomials and applications

Multipoint Schur’s algorithm, rational orthogonal functions, asymptotic properties and Schur rational approximation

In [20] the connections between the Schur algorithm, the Wall’s continued fractions and the orthogonal polynomials are revisited and used to establish some nice convergence properties of the sequence of Schur functions associated with a Schur function. In this report, we generalize some of Krushchev’s results to the case of a multipoint Schur algorithm, that is a Schur algorithm where all the i...

SUPER- AND SUB-ADDITIVE ENVELOPES OF AGGREGATION FUNCTIONS: INTERPLAY BETWEEN LOCAL AND GLOBAL PROPERTIES, AND APPROXIMATION

Super- and sub-additive transformations of aggregation functions have been recently introduced by Greco, Mesiar, Rindone and v{S}ipeky [The superadditive and the subadditive transformations of integrals and aggregation functions, {it Fuzzy Sets and Systems} {bf 291} (2016), 40--53]. In this article we give a survey of the recent development regarding the existence of aggregation functions with ...

orthogonal zero interpolants and applications

orthogonal zero interpolants (ozi) are polynomials which interpolate the “zero-function” at a finite number of pre-assigned nodes and satisfy orthogonality condition. ozi’s can be constructed by the 3-term recurrence relation. these interpolants are found useful in the solution of constrained approximation problems and in the structure of gauss-type quadrature rules. we present some theoretical...