Abstract
Let the function ƒ be real-valued and continuous on [-1,1]. Denote by Rn,n, n = 1,2, … the rational Chebyshev approximants of order (n,n) of f on the interval. The present paper is inspired by a conjecture raised up by A. A. Gonchar, namely: If all (starting with a number n0) rational functions Rn,n are analytic in some Joukowski’s ellipse Ɛ, then ƒ admits an analytic continuation from [-1,1] into Ɛ. We show that the hypothesis is true if the set of the free poles of Rn,n and the set of the alternation points are asymptotically “well distributed”.
Published Online: 2016-7-29
Published in Print: 2005-5-1
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Keywords for this article
analytic continuation;
rational Chebyshev approximation;
alternation points
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