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Received: 15 March 2024 Revised: 24 June 2024 Accepted: 26 June 2024
DOI: 10.1002/mma.10330
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Approximation of discontinuous signals by
exponential-type generalized sampling Kantorovich series
Sadettin Kursun1Tuncer Acar2
1Turkish Military Academy, Department
of Basic Sciences, National Defence
University, Ankara, Turkey
2Faculty of Science, Department of
Mathematics, Selcuk University, Konya,
Turkey
Correspondence
Sadettin Kursun, Turkish Military
Academy, Department of Basic Sciences,
National Defence University, Çankaya,
06420, Ankara, Turkey.
Email: sadettinkursun@yahoo.com
Communicated by: M. A. Ragusa
Funding information
There are no funders to report for this
submission.
In the present paper, we analyze the behavior of the exponential-type gener-
alized sampling Kantorovich operators K𝜑,
𝜔when discontinuous signals are
considered. We present a proposition for the series K𝜑,
𝜔, and we prove using
this proposition certain approximation theorems for discontinuous functions.
Furthermore, we give several examples of kernels satisfying the assumptions
of the present theory. Finally, some numerical computations are performed to
verify the approximation of discontinuous functions 𝑓by K𝜑,
𝜔𝑓.
KEYWORDS
discontinuous functions, exponential-type generalized sampling Kantorovich series,
jump/removable discontinuities, special kernels
MSC CLASSIFICATION
41A35, 41A25, 26A15
1INTRODUCTION
The classical sampling type operators are approximate version of the Whittaker–Kotel'nikov–Shannon (WKS) sampling
theorem developed by Whittaker [1], Kotel'nikov [2], and Shannon [3]. The family of operators is defined by
G𝜔,sinc 𝑓(x)∶=
k∈Z
𝑓k
𝜔sinc (𝜔x−k),x∈R,𝜔 > 0,(1.1)
where sinc function is given by sinc (x)= sin (𝜋x)
𝜋xif x∈R∖{0}and sinc (0)=1.
In 1987, Butzer et al. [4] reconstructed the series (1.1) using a suitable kernel, denoted by 𝜒, which satisfies the typical
assumptions of approximate identities instead of sinc function. The reconstructed series is of the form
G𝜒
𝜔𝑓(x)∶=
k∈Z
𝑓k
𝜔𝜒(𝜔x−k)(1.2)
for any bonded function 𝑓∶R→R.
It is very well-known that Kantorovich's idea allows to approximate not necessarily continuous function. Kantorovich's
idea is based on using integral mean values on the interval k
𝜔,k+1
𝜔of the corresponding function 𝑓instead of its samples
values 𝑓k
𝜔. The Kantorovich form of (1.2) is defined by
K𝜒
𝜔𝑓(x)∶=
k∈Z
𝜒(𝜔x−k)𝜔k+1
𝜔
k
𝜔
𝑓(𝜈)d𝜈,(1.3)
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