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Interpolation lattices in several variables

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Principal lattices are classical simplicial configurations of nodes suitable for multivariate polynomial interpolation in n dimensions. A principal lattice can be described as the set of intersection points of n + 1 pencils of parallel hyperplanes. Using a projective point of view, Lee and Phillips extended this situation to n + 1 linear pencils of hyperplanes. In two recent papers, two of us have introduced generalized principal lattices in the plane using cubic pencils. In this paper we analyze the problem in n dimensions, considering polynomial, exponential and trigonometric pencils, which can be combined in different ways to obtain generalized principal lattices.We also consider the case of coincident pencils. An error formula for generalized principal lattices is discussed.

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Partially supported by the Spanish Research Grant BFM2003-03510, by Gobierno de Aragón and Fondo Social Europeo.

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Carnicer, J., Gasca, M. & Sauer, T. Interpolation lattices in several variables. Numer. Math. 102, 559–581 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00211-005-0667-5

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