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Interpolation by generalized exponential sums with equal weights

arXiv:1906.01332

Abstract

Here we solve Padé and Prony interpolation problems for the generalized exponential sums with equal weights: and is a fixed analytic function under few natural assumptions. The interpolation of a function by is due to properly chosen and , which depend on , and . The sums are related to the -sums and generalized exponential sums, i.e. to which generalize many classical approximants and whose properties are actively studied. As for the Padé problem, we show that and have similar constructions and rates of interpolation, whereas calculating requires less arithmetic operations. Although the Padé problem for is known to have a doubled interpolation rate with respect to and thus to , it can be however unsolvable in many useful cases and this may entirely eliminate the advantage of . We show that, in contrast to , the Padé problem for always has a unique solution. More importantly, we also obtain efficient estimates for and , valuable by themselves, and use them in further evaluating interpolation quality and in applications. The Padé problem and estimates provide a basis for managing the more interesting Prony problem for exponential sums with equal weights , i.e. when . We show that it is uniquely solvable and surprisingly and can be efficiently estimated. This is in sharp contrast to the case of well-known exponential sums .

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