
We construct multivariate polynomials attached to a function f of m variables, m ≥ 2 , which approximate f with Jackson‐type rate involving a multivariate Ditzian‐Totik ‐modulus and preserve some natural kinds of multivariate monotonicity and convexity of function. The result extends the bivariate case in Gal (2002), but does not follow straight from it and requires a careful calculation.
Approximation by polynomials, Approximation with constraints, QA1-939, Multidimensional problems, shape preserving approximation, Mathematics, multivariate polynomial approximation
Approximation by polynomials, Approximation with constraints, QA1-939, Multidimensional problems, shape preserving approximation, Mathematics, multivariate polynomial approximation
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