Birkhoff interpolation

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Birkhoff interpolation is a generalized form of polynomial interpolation that allows prescribing function and derivative values at selected points, not necessarily in a consecutive or complete pattern.

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instanceOf interpolation method
polynomial interpolation generalization
allows mixed conditions of function and derivatives
prescribing derivative values at selected points
prescribing function values at selected points
alsoKnownAs lacunary interpolation
appliesTo complex-valued functions
real-valued functions
canBeFormulatedAs linear system of equations for polynomial coefficients
characteristic interpolation conditions need not be complete at each node
interpolation conditions need not be consecutive in derivative order
interpolation nodes may repeat with different derivative orders
concerns distribution of derivative conditions among nodes
optimal placement of interpolation conditions
contrastsWith classical interpolation with complete derivative data at each node
field approximation theory
computational mathematics
numerical analysis
generalizes Hermite interpolation NERFINISHED
Lagrange interpolation NERFINISHED
goal construct a polynomial matching given data with minimal degree
hasVariant Hermite–Birkhoff surface interpolation
multivariate Birkhoff interpolation NERFINISHED
involves derivative orders
interpolation nodes
linear conditions on polynomials
mathematicalDomain algebra
analysis
mayHave no solution for some interpolation schemes
non-unique solutions for some interpolation schemes
namedAfter George David Birkhoff NERFINISHED
oftenAssumes finite set of derivative conditions
finite set of interpolation nodes
relatedTo Hermite–Birkhoff interpolation NERFINISHED
Vandermonde-type matrices
interpolation matrices
unisolvence in interpolation
requires differentiability of the target function up to prescribed orders
studies degree bounds for interpolating polynomials
existence of interpolating polynomials
uniqueness of interpolating polynomials
typicalProblem find a polynomial satisfying prescribed function and derivative values at given points
usedIn approximation of smooth functions
construction of special basis functions
numerical solution of differential equations
uses polynomials

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Garrett Birkhoff notableConcept Birkhoff interpolation