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NUMERISCHE MATHEMATIK
卷 147, 期 1, 页码 227-254出版社
SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
DOI: 10.1007/s00211-020-01168-2
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41A20; 65D32; 65N35
This paper discusses the rational approximation of functions with singularities using exponential clustering, and proposes a theoretical model of the tapering effect that doubles the rate of convergence. It also shows the relationship between exponential and doubly exponential quadrature formulas, involving the Gauss-Takahasi-Mori contour integral.
Rational approximations of functions with singularities can converge at a root-exponential rate if the poles are exponentially clustered. We begin by reviewing this effect in minimax, least-squares, and AAA approximations on intervals and complex domains, conformal mapping, and the numerical solution of Laplace, Helmholtz, and biharmonic equations by the lightning method. Extensive and wide-ranging numerical experiments are involved. We then present further experiments giving evidence that in all of these applications, it is advantageous to use exponential clustering whose density on a logarithmic scale is not uniform but tapers off linearly to zero near the singularity. We propose a theoretical model of the tapering effect based on the Hermite contour integral and potential theory, which suggests that tapering doubles the rate of convergence. Finally we show that related mathematics applies to the relationship between exponential (not tapered) and doubly exponential (tapered) quadrature formulas. Here it is the Gauss-Takahasi-Mori contour integral that comes into play.
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