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Explicit polynomial approximation of the reciprocal on the left semicircle

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On K={z:∣z∣=1,Rez≤0}, the polynomials
pn​(z)=−41​∑j=0n​∑k=0n2​(kj+k​)(4z​)k
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converge uniformly to 1/z. Expand 1/z first in powers of 4/(z−4), whose modulus is at most 4/17​ on K, and then expand each (z−4)−j−1 in powers of z/4. The estimate (kj+k​)≤2j+k controls the diagonal truncation.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2020 / ii / Paper 3 / 2H / Solution

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