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Polynomial approximation (En​(f)=infdegp≤n​∥f−p∥∞​)

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Polynomial approximation represents a function by polynomials of bounded polynomial degree. On a compact real interval, the Weierstrass approximation theorem guarantees uniform approximation of every continuous function by such polynomials. The displayed best error quantifies the accuracy available at degree at most n.

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