Journal of Modern Mathematics and Statistics

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Application of Rational Function Approximations to Polynomial Functions

P.J. Udoh and J.S. Sadiku
Page: 181-184 | Received 21 Sep 2022, Published online: 21 Sep 2022

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This study deals, with approximating polynomial function using rational functions. This situation arises in experimental measured dependencies, which is useful in non-linear analogue function block designs and the approximation of inverse functions. The dependencies are usually given in analytical form or measured data form. We examine these dependencies in this study and show the application with a simple example. The results showed that rational function method is a more general method of approximation than the polynomial functions.

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P.J. Udoh and J.S. Sadiku . Application of Rational Function Approximations to Polynomial Functions.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36478/jmmstat.2008.181.184
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