Interpolation by non-negative polynomials
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Interpolation by non-negative polynomials
It is an elementary fact that given any continuous real function f on 10, 1 1 and any n + 1 points on its graph, there exists a unique polynomial p, of degree
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Mathematics(all), Numerical Analysis, Applied Mathematics, interpolating polynomial, non-negative polynomials, Interpolation in approximation theory, Analysis
Mathematics(all), Numerical Analysis, Applied Mathematics, interpolating polynomial, non-negative polynomials, Interpolation in approximation theory, Analysis
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