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Degree of Approximation by Polynomials in the Complex Domain
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Walter Edwin Sewell
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English
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1943
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A classic treatment of degree of approximation by polynomials in the complex domain from the acclaimed Annals of Mathematics Studies series
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March 2, 2016
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Keywords for this book
Theorem; Polynomial; Approximation; Orthogonal polynomials; Riemann sum; Harmonic polynomial; Lipschitz continuity; Jordan curve theorem; Fourier series; Bounded set (topological vector space); Variable (mathematics); Limit (mathematics); Sign (mathematics); Function of a real variable; Modulus of continuity; Existence theorem; Exterior (topology); Equation; Difference quotient; Iterative method; Geometry; Complex number; Harmonic function; Infimum and supremum; Partial derivative; Elementary proof; Special case; Point at infinity; Set theory; Summation; Existential quantification; Antiderivative; Green's function; Periodic function; Lebesgue integration; Constant of integration; Derivative; Trigonometric functions; Logarithm; Even and odd functions; Differentiable function; Simply connected space; Line integral; Complex analysis; Coefficient; Taylor series; Least squares; Big O notation; Mathematician; Real variable; Uniform convergence; Surface integral; Conformal map; Continuous function; Infinitesimal; Branch point; Line segment; Integer; Root of unity; Arc (geometry); Unit circle; Upper and lower bounds; Floor and ceiling functions; Weight function; Trigonometry; Notation; Natural number; Theory; Rational function; Circumference
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College/higher education;Professional and scholarly;
