论文信息 - Exponential interpolation: theory and numerical algorithms

Exponential interpolation: theory and numerical algorithms

We consider the problem of exponential interpolation and show that in some cases it can be solved with effective numerical procedures. We show that the problem is closely related to Gaussian quadrature and to the problem of partial realization in linear control theory.

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