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This paper extends classical approximation theory by establishing Bernstein’s inequality and Jackson’s direct and inverse theorems for the Octonion transform, focusing on functions with a bounded spectrum. Jackson’s inequality bounds the best polynomial approximation of a function based on its smoothness, while Bernstein’s inequality relates the maximum modulus of a polynomial and its derivative on the unit disk. The paper adapts these concepts to the context of octonions.
期刊介绍:
Annali dell''Università di Ferrara is a general mathematical journal publishing high quality papers in all aspects of pure and applied mathematics. After a quick preliminary examination, potentially acceptable contributions will be judged by appropriate international referees. Original research papers are preferred, but well-written surveys on important subjects are also welcome.