Optimal stability of regularized spectral differentiation in Sobolev spaces
Teemu Tyni
Abstract
We study the problem of stable spectral differentiation of functions in Sobolev spaces from noisy data. We introduce a class of admissible Fourier multipliers under simple and directly verifiable conditions and show that the corresponding regularized differentiation operators achieve minimax optimal stability rates. The results extend the previous L2 based results to Sobolev spaces Hs,p(Rn), 1<p<∞. The analysis relies on multiplier estimates and applies to a wide class of multipliers, including Gaussian, spectral cutoff, and Tikhonov-type regularizations. Numerical examples demonstrate the behavior of several admissible spectral multipliers.
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