Approximation Theory, Tampa Proceedings of a Seminar held in Tampa,
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1287 E. B. Saff (Ed.)
Approximation Theory, Tampa Proceedings of a Seminar held in Tampa, Florida, 1985-1986
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Edward B. Saff Institute for Constructive Mathematics, Department of Mathematics University of South Florida, Tampa, Florida 33620, USA
Mathematics Subject Classification (1980): 41 A20, 41 A 17, 41 A60, 42C05 ISBN 3-540-18500-3 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York ISBN 0-387-18500-3 Springer-Verlag New York Berlin Heidelberg
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Preface The Institute for Constructive Mathematics at the University of South Florida had its beginnings in 1985.
Its goal is to foster basic
research in the variety of mathematical areas that interface with apA proximation theory, numerical analysis, and pattern recognition. significant component of this activity has been to provide an atmo-
sphere conducive to research, not only for faculty at U.S.F., but also for distinguished visiting researchers from the U.S. and abroad. its maiden year,
In
the Institute hosted mathematicians from Canada,
England, Israel, Germany, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland,
the
People's Republic of China, as well as a variety of universities in the U.S. Measured by any reasonable standard,
the individual and joint
accomplishments of these visitors have resulted in substantial advancements in approximation theory as well as greater international cooperation and collaboration. The papers contained in this Proceedings of the Tampa Approximation Seminar serve as a testimonial to the quality and variety of reAlthough the main theme
search activities conducted at the Institute. is approximation theory,
this collection reflects the individual in-
terests of the visitors to the Institute during the academic year It is a pleasure to thank the following mathematicians for 1985-1986. their contributions to this issue:
A.L. Levin
J. Nuttall J, Palagallo
D. Lubinsky
T. Price
H. Mhaskar
L. Reichel
P.R. Graves-Morris
B. Shekhtman
H. Stahl J. Waldvogel
The editor is also indebted to Prof. K. Pothoven, Chairman of the Department of Mathematics at U.S.F.
for his active role in creating
The majority of the word the Institute as well as hosting its guests. processing for this Proceedings is the work of Ms. Selma Canas whose careful and dedicated handling is deserving of special thanks.
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