Gunther Leobacher , Friedrich Pillichshammer , Adrian Ebert
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Tractability of L2-approximation and integration in weighted Hermite spaces of finite smoothness
In this paper we consider integration and -approximation for functions over from weighted Hermite spaces. The first part of the paper is devoted to a comparison of several weighted Hermite spaces that appear in literature, which is interesting on its own. Then we study tractability of the integration and -approximation problem for the introduced Hermite spaces, which describes the growth rate of the information complexity when the error threshold ε tends to 0 and the problem dimension s grows to infinity. Our main results are characterizations of tractability in terms of the involved weights, which model the importance of the successive coordinate directions for functions from the weighted Hermite spaces.
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