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Interpolation, Approximation and Galerkin Method

An interpolation of a function p is introduced when a sequence of functions is selected, and the function p is approximately represented by the sequence. For example, let us consider a function p such that [Pg.151]

Here e, (t = 1,2, 3, ) give a sequence of interpolation functions. Note that the sequence of functions (4.56) is referred to as the Legendre polynomials, which are orthonormal such that [Pg.151]

It is not necessary to use the Legendre polynomials for the approximation of the function (4.55) the following simple polynomials can also be employed  [Pg.151]

4 Virtual Work Equation, Variational Methods and Energy Principles [Pg.152]

However we should note that the polynomials provided by (4.60) are not orthonormal Sij). We can use other sequences of functions provided they have a [Pg.152]


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