SearcharxivSearch

arXiv subjects

A. G. Babenko

Publications and source records attributed to A. G. Babenko.

4 recordsLinked to original sources

On the Jackson constants for algebraic approximation of continuous functions

We establish new estimates for the constant $J_a(k,α)$ in the Brudnyi-Jackson inequality for approximation of $f \in C[-1,1]$ by algebraic polynomials: $$ E_{n}^a (f) \le J_a(k, α) \ ω_k (f, απ/n ), \quad α>0 $$ The main result of the paper implies the following inequalities $$ 1/2< J_a (2k, α) < 10, \quad n \ge 2k(2k-1), \quad α\ge 2 $$

math.CA

On $T_{2n-1}^\perp$ spaces

This paper is devoted to the inequalities for mean values of functions from $T_{2n-1}^\perp$. The simple proof of the classical Jackson inequality in the case of the second modulus of continuity may be considered as the consequence of our estimates. The problems of the sharp constants in classical Stechkin's inequality are also discussed.

math.CA

$L$-approximation of $B$-splines by trigonometric polynomials

This note is a continuation of our papers [1,2], devoted to $L$-approximation of characteristic function of $(-h, h)$ by trigonometric polynomials. In the paper [1] the sharp values of the best approximation for the special values of $h$ were found. In [2] we gave the complete solution of the problem for arbitrary values of $h$. In general case [2] the situation is more deep and results are not so simple as in [1]. For applications to the problem of optimal constants in the Jackson-type inequalities we need, however, results on $L$-approximation of $B$-splines and linear combinations of $B$-splines. Here we present some simple results about $L$-approximation of $B$-splines as well as give the the proof of its sharpness for the special values of $h$.

math.CA

Functions measuring smoothness and the constants in Jackson--Stechkin theorem

This paper is devoted to the equivalence of two type direct theorems in Approximation Theory: a) for smooth functions (Favard's estimates). b) for arbitrary continuous function (Jackson--Stechkin estimates). Specifically, we will show that Jackson--Stechkin inequality with optimal respect to the order of smoothness constants follows from Favard's inequality.

math.CA