This page Introduction Table of Contents What's New About these pages These pages are about approximation, and some of the fun it enables. You can always get back to this page by clicking on Envelope above. one... ten... hundred Counting by powers of ten What order of magnitude is ... game Counting to ten billion... on your fingers Lots of dots and A million dots on one page A dot for every ...

Primary site - Technion Mirror site - Wisconsin Mirror site - Auckland Mirror site - Giessen (AT-NET) History of Approximation Theory (HAT) --- Approximation People --- This is our short list of the main contributors to approximation theory. --- Articles on HAT --- Articles devoted to the history of approximation theory. --- Historical Papers --- Some seminal papers in approximation theory. --- ...

Amos Ron's list of people affiliated with Approximation Theory Please deposit your URL in the mailbox , if you wish me to include you in the list below This page is only the beginning! at a later stage, I will include photos taken at meetings, so that you may click on the face of your favorite person, in order to enter his/her hompepage (no need to remember names any more !!!) Brad Baxter Ranko ...

New Zealand Approximation Theory Group (aka Approximation down under) Welcome to the homepage of the New Zealand/Aotearoa Approximation Theory Group. The core of the group is Rick Beatson (Canterbury) and Shayne Waldron (Auckland), both of whom work fulltime on Approximation Theory, and consists of the following people. Our common e-mail address is nzatg@math.auckland.ac.nz. Here is a list of ...

A Short Course on Approximation Theory Please read the disclaimer and description before downloading these notes. This is a set of lecture notes for a short course on Approximation Theory that I offered to graduate students at Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, in the Summer of 1998 (and, in somewhat different form, in 1994 and 1990). A complementary textbook for the course was ...

Last change: 30mar00 MA887 - Approximation Theory This page contains information for the Spring 2000 version of this math course. Check out the Announcement for the course which will take place MWF 13:20-14:10 at B129 Van Vleck. As promised in the Announcement, there will be biweekly( ) HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS . The old notes for the 1995 version of the course are still available, as well as the ...

Mathematical Tripos: Part III Approximation Theory A. Shadrin, DAMTP, University of Cambridge Lent Term 2002, MWF, MR 11, 12:00 Lecture notes for the course The left icon (if not blank) produces a PostScript file and you will need a PostScript viewer, e.g. ghostview, to display it. Lecture notes displayed in advance should give a general idea of the material to be covered, however I am making ...