pg 8: @ Show that Bernstein polynomials of a certain degree do form a basis for that corresponding polynomial space; Pascal's triangle; Unnormalized Bernstein polynomials; WLA21_pg8_theorem Bernstein…
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pg 9: @ How Bernstein polynomials are used to approximate a given continuous function on an interval;
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pg 10: @ Chebyshev polynomials; using a recursive definition; Chebyshev polynomial diagram;
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pg 14: @36:56 Spread polynomials relation to Chebyshevs; Spread polynomials advantage over Chebyshev; Pascal's array; Spread polynomials as a source of study @;
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Chebyshev polynomials in approximation and integration theories
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Relation between Spread and Chebyshev polys
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Spread basis
Description:
Explore advanced concepts in polynomial spaces through this comprehensive lecture on linear algebra. Delve into various interesting bases of the P^3 space, including Lagrange, Chebyshev, Bernstein, and Spread polynomial bases. Learn about Lagrange interpolation polynomials, uniform approximation using Bernstein polynomials, and the recursive definition of Chebyshev polynomials. Discover the relationship between Spread and Chebyshev polynomials, and understand their applications in approximation and integration theories. Gain insights into change of basis matrices and practical exercises to reinforce your understanding of these advanced topics in linear algebra.