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A Short Course on Approximation Theory

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A Short Course on Approximation Theory
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Publisher: Bowling Green State University
Number of pages: 159

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This text is intended as a survey of elementary techniques in Approximation Theory for novices and non-experts. It is sufficient background to facilitate reading more advanced books on the subject. Prerequisites for a thorough understanding of the text include a first course in advanced calculus or real analysis.

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