
The use of finite differences in exponential polyniomial interpolation was introduced in [1], where an algorithm was developed which triangularizes the system of equations that determines the coefficients in the interpolating exponential polynomial. In the present note we show that a similar finite-difference algorithm also exists for interpolation by a mixed algebraic-exponential polynomial of the form
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