Polynomial approximation with doubling weights

Abstract

Among other things, we prove that, for a doubling weight w, 0< p≤∞, r∈ N0, and 0<α <r+1 - 1/λp, we have \[ En(f)p, wn = O(n-α) ωr+1(f, n-1)p, wn = O(n-α), \] where λp := p if 0 < p < ∞, λp :=1 if p=∞, \|f\|p,w := ( ∫-11 |f(u)|p w(u) du )1/p, \|f\|∞,w := ess\: supu∈ [-1,1] (|f(u)| w(u)), ωr(f, t)p, w := 0<h≤ t \| h(·)r(f,·)\|p, w, En(f)p, w := ∈fPn∈n \|f-Pn\|p,w, and n is the set of all algebraic polynomials of degree ≤ n-1. Equivalence type results involving related K-functionals and realization type results (obtained as corollaries of our estimates) are also discussed. Finally, we mention that (*) closes a gap left in the paper by G. Mastroianni and V. Totik "Best Approximation and moduli of smoothness for doubling weights", J. Approx. Theory 110 (2001), 180-199, where () was established for p=∞ and ωr+2 instead of ωr+1 (it was shown there that, in general, () is not valid for p=∞ if ωr+1 is replaced by ωr).

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