I am interested in bounding the p-norm of the error in a multivariate polynomial interpolation scheme by norms of derivatives which kill the interpolating space (and require the function interpolated to be no smoother than is necessary). These are the estimates that numerical analysts use to show that a numerical scheme based on multivariate polynomial interpolation has the highest order of accuracy that its polynomial reproduction allows. Because of this interest (especially in the area of finite elements), there is a large literature dealing with these questions, particularly for linear interpolation on a triangle . The basic idea behind all of the constructive work to date, is to find a pointwise error formulae that involve integrals of the desired derivatives. Even in the simplest of cases, linear interpolation on a triangle, there are many possible ways to do this (see The error in linear interpolation at the vertices of a simplex , Waldron 1994). Good examples of such pointwise error formulae include my work dealing with the error in Kergin and Hakopian interpolation , Sauer and Xu's error formula, de Boor's multivariate divided difference, and the references therein. Kergin and Hakopian interpolation are `lifted' versions of Hermite interpolation. Given a pointwise error formulae involving the desired derivatives, it is generally not clear how to obtain L_p-error bounds (for finite p) from it. In many cases L_p-error bounds can be obtained by using a multivariate form of Hardy's inequality , while for others there is currently no method for obtaining such bounds (and this appears to be a fundamental limitation these formulae). There are a number of methods that are used for obtaining pointwise error formulae for multivariate polynomial interpolation schemes including The error is written in a form which involves the function values (and derivatives) that are matched by the interpolation, then suitably differenced to introduce the desired derivatives. The key tool here is the fundamental theorem of calculus in two of its guises: the integration by parts formula and the recurrence relation for simplex splines. A version of the multipoint Taylor formula ( see here ). This formula is well-known in finite elements, but has received little attention from approximation theorists. A Newton form for the interpolation polynomial is used to give an error formula in a similar way to the classical univariate setting. Or, to quote Thomas Sauer, ``the crucial idea is to find a RECURSIVE way of building up the interpolation polynomial, or the remainder term, and to this you apply the fundamental theorem of calculus''. Some well-known work that uses `differencing' to find error formulae Linear approximation, A. Sard, AMS monograph (1963) Error bounds for linear interpolation on a triangle, J. A. Gregory, In: Mathematics of finite elements and applications (J. Whiteman, ed.) (1975) Some well-known work on the multipoint Taylor formula General Lagrange and Hermite interpolation in R^n with applications to finite element methods, P. G. Ciarlet and P. A. Raviart, Arch. Rational Mech. Anal. 46 (1972), pp 177-199 Sur l'evaluation de l'erreur d'interpolation de Lagrange dans un ouvert de R^n, R. Arcangeli and J. L. Gout, Rev. Francaise Automat. Informat. Rech. Oper., Anal. Numer. 10(3) (1976), pp 5-27 Some recent work that uses a `Newton form' to find error formulae On multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Math. Comp. 64 (1995) pp 1147--1170 A case study in multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer, preprint (1994) Computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 3 (1995) pp 219--237 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 Some more recent papers dealing with multivariate polynomial interpolation The least solution for the polynomial interpolation problem , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Math. Z. 210 (1992) pp 347-378 On multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Const. Approx. 6 (1990), pp 287-302 On the error in multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor, Applied Numerical Mathematics 10 (1992), pp 297-305 Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) Relevant books The finite element method for elliptic problems, P. G. Ciarlet (1978) Spline functions and multivariate interpolations, B. D. Bojanov, H. A. Hakopian and A. A. Sahakian (1993) References A long list of references , in TeX , in postscript A page dealing with Kergin interpolation A page dealing with linear interpolation on a triangle Some work in progress and people involved Junbin Gao (using the least solution to the polynomial interpolation problem to construct nonconforming finite elements ) Mariano Gasca with Muehlbach ( Remainder formulas for interpolation to data points from a lower set) David Handscomb (using the variational calculus to get sharp L_2-bounds on the error in linear interpolation on a triangle ) Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Univariate interpolation Due to oversight, the crucial role that univariate splines play in describing the error in Hermite interpolation has only recently been exploited to obtain L_p-error bounds. To find out about recent advances see Project Hermite . This document is maintained by Shayne ( waldron@math.auckland.ac.nz ). Last Modified: . The basic idea behind all of the constructive work to date, is to find a pointwise error formulae that involve integrals of the desired derivatives. Even in the simplest of cases, linear interpolation on a triangle, there are many possible ways to do this (see The error in linear interpolation at the vertices of a simplex , Waldron 1994). Good examples of such pointwise error formulae include my work dealing with the error in Kergin and Hakopian interpolation , Sauer and Xu's error formula, de Boor's multivariate divided difference, and the references therein. Kergin and Hakopian interpolation are `lifted' versions of Hermite interpolation. Given a pointwise error formulae involving the desired derivatives, it is generally not clear how to obtain L_p-error bounds (for finite p) from it. In many cases L_p-error bounds can be obtained by using a multivariate form of Hardy's inequality , while for others there is currently no method for obtaining such bounds (and this appears to be a fundamental limitation these formulae). There are a number of methods that are used for obtaining pointwise error formulae for multivariate polynomial interpolation schemes including The error is written in a form which involves the function values (and derivatives) that are matched by the interpolation, then suitably differenced to introduce the desired derivatives. The key tool here is the fundamental theorem of calculus in two of its guises: the integration by parts formula and the recurrence relation for simplex splines. A version of the multipoint Taylor formula ( see here ). This formula is well-known in finite elements, but has received little attention from approximation theorists. A Newton form for the interpolation polynomial is used to give an error formula in a similar way to the classical univariate setting. Or, to quote Thomas Sauer, ``the crucial idea is to find a RECURSIVE way of building up the interpolation polynomial, or the remainder term, and to this you apply the fundamental theorem of calculus''. Some well-known work that uses `differencing' to find error formulae Linear approximation, A. Sard, AMS monograph (1963) Error bounds for linear interpolation on a triangle, J. A. Gregory, In: Mathematics of finite elements and applications (J. Whiteman, ed.) (1975) Some well-known work on the multipoint Taylor formula General Lagrange and Hermite interpolation in R^n with applications to finite element methods, P. G. Ciarlet and P. A. Raviart, Arch. Rational Mech. Anal. 46 (1972), pp 177-199 Sur l'evaluation de l'erreur d'interpolation de Lagrange dans un ouvert de R^n, R. Arcangeli and J. L. Gout, Rev. Francaise Automat. Informat. Rech. Oper., Anal. Numer. 10(3) (1976), pp 5-27 Some recent work that uses a `Newton form' to find error formulae On multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Math. Comp. 64 (1995) pp 1147--1170 A case study in multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer, preprint (1994) Computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 3 (1995) pp 219--237 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 Some more recent papers dealing with multivariate polynomial interpolation The least solution for the polynomial interpolation problem , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Math. Z. 210 (1992) pp 347-378 On multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Const. Approx. 6 (1990), pp 287-302 On the error in multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor, Applied Numerical Mathematics 10 (1992), pp 297-305 Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) Relevant books The finite element method for elliptic problems, P. G. Ciarlet (1978) Spline functions and multivariate interpolations, B. D. Bojanov, H. A. Hakopian and A. A. Sahakian (1993) References A long list of references , in TeX , in postscript A page dealing with Kergin interpolation A page dealing with linear interpolation on a triangle Some work in progress and people involved Junbin Gao (using the least solution to the polynomial interpolation problem to construct nonconforming finite elements ) Mariano Gasca with Muehlbach ( Remainder formulas for interpolation to data points from a lower set) David Handscomb (using the variational calculus to get sharp L_2-bounds on the error in linear interpolation on a triangle ) Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Univariate interpolation Due to oversight, the crucial role that univariate splines play in describing the error in Hermite interpolation has only recently been exploited to obtain L_p-error bounds. To find out about recent advances see Project Hermite . This document is maintained by Shayne ( waldron@math.auckland.ac.nz ). Last Modified: . Given a pointwise error formulae involving the desired derivatives, it is generally not clear how to obtain L_p-error bounds (for finite p) from it. In many cases L_p-error bounds can be obtained by using a multivariate form of Hardy's inequality , while for others there is currently no method for obtaining such bounds (and this appears to be a fundamental limitation these formulae). There are a number of methods that are used for obtaining pointwise error formulae for multivariate polynomial interpolation schemes including The error is written in a form which involves the function values (and derivatives) that are matched by the interpolation, then suitably differenced to introduce the desired derivatives. The key tool here is the fundamental theorem of calculus in two of its guises: the integration by parts formula and the recurrence relation for simplex splines. A version of the multipoint Taylor formula ( see here ). This formula is well-known in finite elements, but has received little attention from approximation theorists. A Newton form for the interpolation polynomial is used to give an error formula in a similar way to the classical univariate setting. Or, to quote Thomas Sauer, ``the crucial idea is to find a RECURSIVE way of building up the interpolation polynomial, or the remainder term, and to this you apply the fundamental theorem of calculus''. Some well-known work that uses `differencing' to find error formulae Linear approximation, A. Sard, AMS monograph (1963) Error bounds for linear interpolation on a triangle, J. A. Gregory, In: Mathematics of finite elements and applications (J. Whiteman, ed.) (1975) Some well-known work on the multipoint Taylor formula General Lagrange and Hermite interpolation in R^n with applications to finite element methods, P. G. Ciarlet and P. A. Raviart, Arch. Rational Mech. Anal. 46 (1972), pp 177-199 Sur l'evaluation de l'erreur d'interpolation de Lagrange dans un ouvert de R^n, R. Arcangeli and J. L. Gout, Rev. Francaise Automat. Informat. Rech. Oper., Anal. Numer. 10(3) (1976), pp 5-27 Some recent work that uses a `Newton form' to find error formulae On multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Math. Comp. 64 (1995) pp 1147--1170 A case study in multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer, preprint (1994) Computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 3 (1995) pp 219--237 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 Some more recent papers dealing with multivariate polynomial interpolation The least solution for the polynomial interpolation problem , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Math. Z. 210 (1992) pp 347-378 On multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Const. Approx. 6 (1990), pp 287-302 On the error in multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor, Applied Numerical Mathematics 10 (1992), pp 297-305 Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) Relevant books The finite element method for elliptic problems, P. G. Ciarlet (1978) Spline functions and multivariate interpolations, B. D. Bojanov, H. A. Hakopian and A. A. Sahakian (1993) References A long list of references , in TeX , in postscript A page dealing with Kergin interpolation A page dealing with linear interpolation on a triangle Some work in progress and people involved Junbin Gao (using the least solution to the polynomial interpolation problem to construct nonconforming finite elements ) Mariano Gasca with Muehlbach ( Remainder formulas for interpolation to data points from a lower set) David Handscomb (using the variational calculus to get sharp L_2-bounds on the error in linear interpolation on a triangle ) Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Univariate interpolation Due to oversight, the crucial role that univariate splines play in describing the error in Hermite interpolation has only recently been exploited to obtain L_p-error bounds. To find out about recent advances see Project Hermite . This document is maintained by Shayne ( waldron@math.auckland.ac.nz ). Last Modified: . There are a number of methods that are used for obtaining pointwise error formulae for multivariate polynomial interpolation schemes including The error is written in a form which involves the function values (and derivatives) that are matched by the interpolation, then suitably differenced to introduce the desired derivatives. The key tool here is the fundamental theorem of calculus in two of its guises: the integration by parts formula and the recurrence relation for simplex splines. A version of the multipoint Taylor formula ( see here ). This formula is well-known in finite elements, but has received little attention from approximation theorists. A Newton form for the interpolation polynomial is used to give an error formula in a similar way to the classical univariate setting. Or, to quote Thomas Sauer, ``the crucial idea is to find a RECURSIVE way of building up the interpolation polynomial, or the remainder term, and to this you apply the fundamental theorem of calculus''. Some well-known work that uses `differencing' to find error formulae Linear approximation, A. Sard, AMS monograph (1963) Error bounds for linear interpolation on a triangle, J. A. Gregory, In: Mathematics of finite elements and applications (J. Whiteman, ed.) (1975) Some well-known work on the multipoint Taylor formula General Lagrange and Hermite interpolation in R^n with applications to finite element methods, P. G. Ciarlet and P. A. Raviart, Arch. Rational Mech. Anal. 46 (1972), pp 177-199 Sur l'evaluation de l'erreur d'interpolation de Lagrange dans un ouvert de R^n, R. Arcangeli and J. L. Gout, Rev. Francaise Automat. Informat. Rech. Oper., Anal. Numer. 10(3) (1976), pp 5-27 Some recent work that uses a `Newton form' to find error formulae On multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Math. Comp. 64 (1995) pp 1147--1170 A case study in multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer, preprint (1994) Computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 3 (1995) pp 219--237 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 Some more recent papers dealing with multivariate polynomial interpolation The least solution for the polynomial interpolation problem , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Math. Z. 210 (1992) pp 347-378 On multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Const. Approx. 6 (1990), pp 287-302 On the error in multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor, Applied Numerical Mathematics 10 (1992), pp 297-305 Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) Relevant books The finite element method for elliptic problems, P. G. Ciarlet (1978) Spline functions and multivariate interpolations, B. D. Bojanov, H. A. Hakopian and A. A. Sahakian (1993) References A long list of references , in TeX , in postscript A page dealing with Kergin interpolation A page dealing with linear interpolation on a triangle Some work in progress and people involved Junbin Gao (using the least solution to the polynomial interpolation problem to construct nonconforming finite elements ) Mariano Gasca with Muehlbach ( Remainder formulas for interpolation to data points from a lower set) David Handscomb (using the variational calculus to get sharp L_2-bounds on the error in linear interpolation on a triangle ) Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Univariate interpolation Due to oversight, the crucial role that univariate splines play in describing the error in Hermite interpolation has only recently been exploited to obtain L_p-error bounds. To find out about recent advances see Project Hermite . This document is maintained by Shayne ( waldron@math.auckland.ac.nz ). Last Modified: . The error is written in a form which involves the function values (and derivatives) that are matched by the interpolation, then suitably differenced to introduce the desired derivatives. The key tool here is the fundamental theorem of calculus in two of its guises: the integration by parts formula and the recurrence relation for simplex splines. A version of the multipoint Taylor formula ( see here ). This formula is well-known in finite elements, but has received little attention from approximation theorists. A Newton form for the interpolation polynomial is used to give an error formula in a similar way to the classical univariate setting. Or, to quote Thomas Sauer, ``the crucial idea is to find a RECURSIVE way of building up the interpolation polynomial, or the remainder term, and to this you apply the fundamental theorem of calculus''. A version of the multipoint Taylor formula ( see here ). This formula is well-known in finite elements, but has received little attention from approximation theorists. A Newton form for the interpolation polynomial is used to give an error formula in a similar way to the classical univariate setting. Or, to quote Thomas Sauer, ``the crucial idea is to find a RECURSIVE way of building up the interpolation polynomial, or the remainder term, and to this you apply the fundamental theorem of calculus''. A Newton form for the interpolation polynomial is used to give an error formula in a similar way to the classical univariate setting. Or, to quote Thomas Sauer, ``the crucial idea is to find a RECURSIVE way of building up the interpolation polynomial, or the remainder term, and to this you apply the fundamental theorem of calculus''. Some well-known work that uses `differencing' to find error formulae Linear approximation, A. Sard, AMS monograph (1963) Error bounds for linear interpolation on a triangle, J. A. Gregory, In: Mathematics of finite elements and applications (J. Whiteman, ed.) (1975) Error bounds for linear interpolation on a triangle, J. A. Gregory, In: Mathematics of finite elements and applications (J. Whiteman, ed.) (1975) Some well-known work on the multipoint Taylor formula General Lagrange and Hermite interpolation in R^n with applications to finite element methods, P. G. Ciarlet and P. A. Raviart, Arch. Rational Mech. Anal. 46 (1972), pp 177-199 Sur l'evaluation de l'erreur d'interpolation de Lagrange dans un ouvert de R^n, R. Arcangeli and J. L. Gout, Rev. Francaise Automat. Informat. Rech. Oper., Anal. Numer. 10(3) (1976), pp 5-27 Sur l'evaluation de l'erreur d'interpolation de Lagrange dans un ouvert de R^n, R. Arcangeli and J. L. Gout, Rev. Francaise Automat. Informat. Rech. Oper., Anal. Numer. 10(3) (1976), pp 5-27 Some recent work that uses a `Newton form' to find error formulae On multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Math. Comp. 64 (1995) pp 1147--1170 A case study in multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer, preprint (1994) Computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 3 (1995) pp 219--237 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 A case study in multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer, preprint (1994) Computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 3 (1995) pp 219--237 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 Computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 3 (1995) pp 219--237 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 On multivariate Hermite interpolation , T. Sauer and Y. Xu, Advances in Comp. Math. 4 (1995) pp 207--259 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 A multivariate divided difference , C. de Boor, (Approximation Theory VIII, Vol. 1: Approximation and Interpolation), Charles K. Chui and Larry L. Schumaker (eds.), World Scientific (Singapore) (1995) pp 87--96 Some more recent papers dealing with multivariate polynomial interpolation

The least solution for the polynomial interpolation problem , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Math. Z. 210 (1992) pp 347-378 On multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Const. Approx. 6 (1990), pp 287-302 On the error in multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor, Applied Numerical Mathematics 10 (1992), pp 297-305 Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) On multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor and A. Ron, Const. Approx. 6 (1990), pp 287-302 On the error in multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor, Applied Numerical Mathematics 10 (1992), pp 297-305 Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) On the error in multivariate polynomial interpolation , C. de Boor, Applied Numerical Mathematics 10 (1992), pp 297-305 Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) Polynomial interpolation in several variables , C. de Boor, (Proceedings of the Conference honoring Samuel D. Conte), R. DeMillo and J.R. Rice (eds.), Plenum Press (New York) (199x) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) Sharp error estimates for interpolatory approximation on convex polytopes , A. Guessab and G. Schmeisser (SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis 2005) The finite element method for elliptic problems, P. G. Ciarlet (1978) Spline functions and multivariate interpolations, B. D. Bojanov, H. A. Hakopian and A. A. Sahakian (1993) Spline functions and multivariate interpolations, B. D. Bojanov, H. A. Hakopian and A. A. Sahakian (1993) A long list of references , in TeX , in postscript A page dealing with Kergin interpolation A page dealing with linear interpolation on a triangle A page dealing with Kergin interpolation A page dealing with linear interpolation on a triangle A page dealing with linear interpolation on a triangle Some work in progress and people involved Junbin Gao (using the least solution to the polynomial interpolation problem to construct nonconforming finite elements ) Mariano Gasca with Muehlbach ( Remainder formulas for interpolation to data points from a lower set) David Handscomb (using the variational calculus to get sharp L_2-bounds on the error in linear interpolation on a triangle ) Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Mariano Gasca with Muehlbach ( Remainder formulas for interpolation to data points from a lower set) David Handscomb (using the variational calculus to get sharp L_2-bounds on the error in linear interpolation on a triangle ) Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). David Handscomb (using the variational calculus to get sharp L_2-bounds on the error in linear interpolation on a triangle ) Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Guenter Muehlbach (joint work with Gasca) Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Thomas Sauer (computational aspects of multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Shayne Waldron (integral error formulae for linear interpolation on a triangle) Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Yuan Xu (multivariate Lagrange interpolation) Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Hovik Gevorgian, Hakop Hakopian, Artur Sahakian (describing positions of points for which Lagrange and Hermite interpolation is correct). Univariate interpolation This document is maintained by Shayne ( waldron@math.auckland.ac.nz ). Last Modified: .