Functional Analysis, Approximation Theory and Numerical Analysis
Matera, Italy, July 5-8, 2022
Session: Multivariate Polynomials in Approximation and Signal Analysis
The main goal of the session is to provide a platform for discussion of
new developments and recent advances in the areas of approximation and interpolation of
functions of several variables, extremal properties of multivariate polynomials and signal analysis.
Organizers:
- Frank Filbir, filbir@helmholtz-muenchen.de
- András Kroó, kroo@renyi.hu
- Woula Themistoclakis, woula.themistoclakis@cnr.it
Talks:
- T. Beberok, Lp Markov exponent of certain
UPC sets
- L. Bialas-Ciez, Lojasiewicz exponent and pluricomplex Green's
function on algebraic sets
- V. Bruni, Efficient time-frequency representations of
nonstationary signals for instantaneous frequencies estimation
- R. Campagna, An algorithm for constrained regression by
penalized splines
- M. Cotronei, Bernstein polynomials and subdivision schemes for
the reconstruction of binary images
- S. De Marchi, Multivariate fakes nodes approach
- F. Filbir, Marcinkiewicz-Zygmund inequalities for scattered
and random data on the d-dimensional unit sphere
- A.P. Horváth, Heat-diffusion semigroup and other translations
- A. Kowalska, Polynomial meshes on algebraic hypersurfaces
- A. Kroó, On Bernstein- and Marcinkiewicz-type inequalities
on multivariate C^alpha-domains
- A.L. Laguardia, Numerical methods for 2D linear Fredholm integral
equations on curvilinear polygons
- R. O'Dowd, Direct method for function approximation on data
defined manifolds, II
- A. Veselovska, Prony-Type Polynomials