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Approximation by bivariate generalized sampling series in weighted spaces of functions

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... For other publications in the literature on this subject, see also [3,4,9,17,18,29-34, 36, 45]. Furthermore, for the approximation properties of generalized sampling operators and their different forms in weighted spaces of continuous functions (see, [1,2,8,10,43]). ...
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