Multivariate Bernstein operators and redundant systems

Multivariate Bernstein operators and redundant systems

The Bernstein operator Bn for a simplex in Rd is naturally defined via the Bernstein basis obtained from the barycentric coordinates given by its vertices. Here we consider a generalisation of this basis and the Bernstein operator, which is obtained from generalised barycentric coordinates that are given for more general configurations of points in Rd . We call the associated polynomials a Bern...

Derivatives of Multivariate Bernstein Operators and Smoothness with Jacobi Weights

On the Degree of Multivariate Bernstein Polynomial Operators yCharles

Let be a d-dimensional simplex with vertices v 0 ; ; v d and B n (f;) denote the n th degree Bernstein polynomial of a continuous function f on. Dahmen and Micchelli 4] proved that B n (f;) B n+1 (f;); n 2 N; for any convex function f on , and it is clear that a necessary and suucient condition for the inequality to become an identity for all n 2 N is that f is an aane polynomial. Let m be the ...

Multivariate Bernstein polynomials and convexity

It is well known that in two or more variables Bernstein polynomi-als do not preserve convexity. Here we introduce two variations, one stronger than the classical notion, the other one weaker, which are preserved. Moreover, a weaker suucient condition for the monotony of subsequent Bernstein polynomials is given. linearly independent, in the course of which d has to be greater than or equal to ...

Diagonal Operators and Bernstein Pairs

Replacing the nested sequence of ""nite" dimensional subspaces by the nested sequence of "closed" subspaces in the classical Bernstein lethargy theorem, we obtain a version of this theorem for the space B(X; Y) of all bounded linear maps. Using this result and some properties of diagonal operators, we investigate conditions under which a suitable pair of Banach spaces form an exact Bernstein pa...