
doi: 10.1007/bf02215677
This paper solves an interpolation problem that is to determine a polynomial interpolant to specified data. The data can be taken as a set of points, at each of which a function value and any number of leading derivative values of the function are specified. An algorithm is described that delivers the required polynomial in Chebyshev form. The algorithm is stable in the sense of backward error.
Numerical interpolation, polynomial interpolant, Chebyshev form, Interpolation in approximation theory, reliable algorithms
Numerical interpolation, polynomial interpolant, Chebyshev form, Interpolation in approximation theory, reliable algorithms
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