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- From: tokero@bode.eng.ohio-state.edu (Onur Toker)
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- Subject: A question about Nevallina-Pick theory
- Message-ID: <1993Jan27.014313.19660@ee.eng.ohio-state.edu>
- Date: 27 Jan 93 01:43:13 GMT
- Article-I.D.: ee.1993Jan27.014313.19660
- Sender: Daniel Grayson <dan@math.uiuc.edu>
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- Let m(z) be an inner function defined on the unit disc D, and
- let z_1,...,z_n be finitely many points on D. It is known that there
- exists a rational inner function m_f(z) which interpolates m(z) at
- z_1,..,z_n (This is a classical result in Nevallina-Pick interpolation
- theory).
- My question is about the parametrization of all such m_f's?
- Does anybody know anything about
-
- (1) parametrization of all such m_f's?
-
- (2) given N, is there an m_f of order N?
-
- Remarks: The parametrization of all analytic functions with norm <= 1
- and satisfying the above interpolation conditions is known.
- Furthermore if we know the definition of the function m(z) and the
- numerical values of points z_1,...,z_n then question (2) can be
- answered by reducing it to a linear algebra problem and checking
- whether a system of equations has a solution or not. But I don't know
- whether (2) holds for all sufficently large N values (or for N > 2*n).
-
- O.Toker
-