A note on interpolation series in the complex domain
Tomasz Sobieszek

TL;DR
This paper introduces a complex-analytic interpolation method that generalizes Newton, Taylor, and Laurent formulas, providing an effective identity theorem for holomorphic functions in complex domains.
Contribution
It develops a unified interpolation framework in the complex domain that extends classical polynomial and Laurent series methods.
Findings
Provides a new interpolation identity for holomorphic functions.
Generalizes classical Taylor and Laurent formulas.
Establishes an effective identity theorem for complex domains.
Abstract
Given a convergent sequence of nodes we present a one-dimensional-holomorphic-function version of the Newton interpolation method of polynomials. It also generalises the Taylor and the Laurent formula. In other words, we present an effective identity theorem for complex domains.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgebraic and Geometric Analysis · advanced mathematical theories · Mathematical functions and polynomials
