Extremal polynomials on the n-grid
Abstract
The n-grid En consists of n equally spaced points in [-1,1] including the endpoints 1. The extremal polynomial pn* is the polynomial that maximizes the uniform norm \| p \|[-1,1] among polynomials p of degree ≤ α n that are bounded by one on En. For every α ∈ (0,1), we determine the limit of 1n \| pn*\|[-1,1] as n ∞. The interest in this limit comes from a connection with an impossibility theorem on stable approximation on the n-grid.
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