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Mathematics / Polynomials / Trigonometry / Approximation theory / Astrometry / Trigonometric interpolation / Polynomial interpolation / Lagrange polynomial / Chebyshev polynomials / Interpolation / Mathematical analysis / Numerical analysis
Date: 2009-03-11 08:39:10
Mathematics
Polynomials
Trigonometry
Approximation theory
Astrometry
Trigonometric interpolation
Polynomial interpolation
Lagrange polynomial
Chebyshev polynomials
Interpolation
Mathematical analysis
Numerical analysis

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