In this paper,we give four characteristic theorems of the natural Tchebysheff splint functionassociated with multiple knots.These theorems possess specific form,that arc convenient forapplicaton;In the case of with si...In this paper,we give four characteristic theorems of the natural Tchebysheff splint functionassociated with multiple knots.These theorems possess specific form,that arc convenient forapplicaton;In the case of with simple knots or polynomial splint,the corollaries of this paper’s the-orems give corresponding results.展开更多
In numerical analysis, it is significant to approximate the linear functional Ef=sum from i=0 to m-1([integral from a to b(a<sub>1</sub>（x）f<sup>1</sup>（x）dx+ sum from f=0 to i<sub>1&...In numerical analysis, it is significant to approximate the linear functional Ef=sum from i=0 to m-1([integral from a to b(a<sub>1</sub>（x）f<sup>1</sup>（x）dx+ sum from f=0 to i<sub>1</sub>(b<sub>1</sub>f<sup>1</sup>（x<sub>1</sub>）)]) by a simpler linear functional Lf=sum from i=1 to m（a<sub>1</sub>f（x<sub>1</sub>）） In this paper, making use of natural Tchebysheff spline function, we give existence theorem and uniqueness theorem of L that is exact for the degree m to F; we also give three sufficient and necessary conditions in which L is the Sard best approximation to F.展开更多
文摘In this paper,we give four characteristic theorems of the natural Tchebysheff splint functionassociated with multiple knots.These theorems possess specific form,that arc convenient forapplicaton;In the case of with simple knots or polynomial splint,the corollaries of this paper’s the-orems give corresponding results.
文摘In numerical analysis, it is significant to approximate the linear functional Ef=sum from i=0 to m-1([integral from a to b(a<sub>1</sub>（x）f<sup>1</sup>（x）dx+ sum from f=0 to i<sub>1</sub>(b<sub>1</sub>f<sup>1</sup>（x<sub>1</sub>）)]) by a simpler linear functional Lf=sum from i=1 to m（a<sub>1</sub>f（x<sub>1</sub>）） In this paper, making use of natural Tchebysheff spline function, we give existence theorem and uniqueness theorem of L that is exact for the degree m to F; we also give three sufficient and necessary conditions in which L is the Sard best approximation to F.
