Approximation of periodic analytic functions by Fejer sums
Journal Title: Математичні Студії - Year 2017, Vol 47, Issue 2
Abstract
For upper bounds of the deviations of Fejer sums taken over classes of periodic functions that admit analytic extensions to a fixed strip of the complex plane, we obtain asymptotic equalities. In certain cases, these equalities give a solution of the corresponding Kolmogorov-Nikolsky problem.
Authors and Affiliations
O. O. Novikov, Olga Rovenska
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