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Mc Callig considered ordinary rational functionsp/q on [0,α] or a finite subset with the denominatorq satisfying a normalization condition and having a lower bound. Existence of best uniform approximations and behavior of discretization are major topics of this paper. Characterization, uniqueness and denisty are also examined.
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Dunham, C.B. Uniform approximation by Mc Callig rationals. Numer Algor 7, 201–204 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02140683
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