Stability results for scattered-data interpolation on Euclidean spheres
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Let Sm denote the unit sphere in Rm+1 and dm the geodesic distance in Sm. A spherical-basis function approximant is a function of the form s(x) = j=1Maj(dm(x,xj)), x Sm, where (aj)1M are real constants, : [0, ] R is a fixed function, and (xj)1M is a set of distinct points in Sm. It is known that if is a strictly positive definite function in Sm, then the interpolation matrix ((dm(xj, xk)))j,k=1M is positive definite, hence invertible, for every choice of distinct points (xj)1M and every positive integer M. The paper studies a salient subclass of such functions , and provides stability estimates for the associated interpolation matrices. J.C. Baltzer AG, Science Publishers.