Advances in Pure Mathematics, 2012, 2, 183-189
http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/apm.2012.23025 Published Online May 2012 (http://www.SciRP.org/journal/apm)
The Best m-Term One-Sided Approximation of Besov
Classes by the Trigonometric Polynomials*
Rensuo Li1, Yongping Liu2#
1School of Information and Technology, Shandong Agricultural University, Tai’an, China
2School of Mathematical Sciences, Laboratory of Mathematics and Complex Systems,
Ministry of Education, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
Received December 20, 2011; revised February 5, 2012; accepted February 15, 2012
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we continue studying the so called best m-term one-sided approximation and Greedy-liked one-sided ap-
proximation by the trigonometric polynomials. The asymptotic estimations of the best m-terms one-sided approximation
by the trigonometric polynomials on some classes of Besov spaces in the metric
1
d
p
LT p
are given.
Keywords: Besov Classes; m-Term Approximation; One-Sided Approximation; Trigonometric Polynomial; Greedy
Algorithm
1. Introduction
In [1,2], R. A. Devore and V. N. Temlyakov gave the
asymptotic estimations of the best m-term approximation
and the m-term Greedy approximation in the Besov
spaces, respectively. In [3,4], by combining Ganelius’
ideas on the one-sided approximation [5] and Schmidt’s
ideas on m-term approximation [6], we introduced two
new concepts of the best m-term one-sided approxima-
tion (Definition 2.2) and the m-term Greedy-liked one-
sided approximation (Definition 2.3) and studied the
problems on classes of some periodic functions defined
by some multipliers. We know that the best m-term ap-
proximation has many applications in adaptive PDE solvers,
compression of images and signal, statistical classifica-
tion, and so on, and the one-sided approximation has
wide applications in conformal algorithm and operational
research, etc. Hence, we are interested in the problems of
the best m-term one-sided approximation and corre-
sponding m-term Greedy-liked one-sided approximation.
As a continuity of works in [3,4], we will study the
same kinds of problems on some Besov classes in the
paper.
There are a lot of papers on the best m term approxi-
mation problem and the best onee-sided approximation
problem, we may see the papers [7-10] on the best m
term approximation problem and see [11,12] on the best
one-sided approximation problem.
1
:0,2π0, 2π
d
d
TT

12
,,,
d
be the d dimensional Let
x
xx x, torus. For any two elements
12
,,, d
d
yyyy R

:ikx
ex e, set k,
,,, d
kkkkZ
11 2.
12 d, where xy denotes the inner prod-
uct of x and y, i.e.,
x
2dd
yxy xyxy

1
d
LT p
p
Denote by
 the space of all 2π-
periodic and measurable functions f on Rd for which the
following quantity

1
:d,1,
p
p
d
pT
ffxxp

,,
sup
d
xT
fessfxp

d
p
LT is a Banach space with the norm is finite.
.
For any
,
d
p
fLT
 
we denote by
 

1
ˆd, ,
2π
d
dk
dT
fkfxe x xkZ

the Fourier coefficients of f (see [13]).
For any positive integer m, set 1
:.
d
nnm m

For any
,
d
fLT

1 as Popov in [11,12], by using the
multivariate Fejér kernels,


2
2
1
12
sin 2
:π2,
sin 2
,,, ,
d
di
n
ii
d
d
nx
xnx
xxxx T

 


*This paper is supported by Shandong Province Higher Educational
Science and Technology Program; National Natural Science Founda-
tion of China (project No. 110771019); partly by the research fund for
the Doctoral Program of Higher Education and partly by Beijing Natu-
ral Science Foundation (Project 1102011).
#Corresponding author.
we defined
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 
  
1
2ππ
|| 0
,: ,
2πsup
mm
n
ylnn
l
Tfx Tfx
,,
nm
x
lnf y

 
Tf y

,Tfx1
|| 0
n
l
(1)
and called it to be the best m-term one-sided trigonomet-
ric approximation operators, where and in the sequel the
operator m is the best m-term trigonometric
approximation operators and
denotes
12
11
00 d
nn
ll


 
,.
m
1
0
.
n
l
 It is easy to see that

f
xTfx

1,
d
fLT
Meantime, for any we also defined
 
  
1
2ππ
|| 0
,:gfx g,
2π,,
sup
mm
n
nm
ylnn
l
fx
x
lnfygf y

  
1
ˆ
(2)
where

,m
mi



ki
g
fxf

1
ˆ
i
fkikie and
is
a sequence determined by the Fourier coefficients
of f in the decreasing rearrangement, i.e.,


ˆ
d
kZ
fk




12fk fk
m
m
.
It is easy to see that two operators and
T
g
are
non-linear. We will see that for any ,
d
x
T

,
m
g
fxfx

,,Tfx

,Tfx

,
(see Lemma 3.1 2)).
The main results of this paper are Theorems 2.5 and
2.6. In Theorem 2.5, by using the properties of the op-
erator m we give the asymptotic estimations of
the best m-term one-sided approximations of some Besov
classes under the trigonometric function system. From
this it can be seen easily that the approximation operator
m is the ideal one. In Theorem 2.6, by using the
properties of the approximation operator m
g
fx

x
, the
asymptotic estimations of the one-sided Greedy-liked
algorithm of the best m-term one-sided approximation of
Besov spaces under the trigonometric function system
are given.
2. Preliminaries
For each positive integer m, denote by m the non-
linear manifold consists of complex trigonometric poly-
nomials T, where each trigonometric polynomial T can
be written as a linear combination of at most m exponen-
tials , . Thus mk
ed
kZT
if and only if there
exits d
Z
 such that m and


,
kk
k
ce x

Tx
where .
 
1p

j
is the cardinality of the set
Let D be a finite or infinite denumerable set. Denote
by the space of all subset of some
p
lD
complex numbers
j
D
Xx with the following finite
l norm

1
:,1;:.
sup
p
p
p
X
j
j
lDl jD
jD
xpXx




For any
1,
d
fLT let


ˆ
d
kZ
fk be the set of
Foficients of fthe page urier coef. As in 19 of [14], de-
note by


ˆ
dd
pp
ll
ffk
the
l norm of the set of Fourier coefficients of f.
rf the
tri d
k
Th oughout this paper, let n
denote the set o
gonometric polynomials of variables and degree n
with the form

||
ˆ
kn
TTke
and

qn
 denote
the set of all triomials n
such
that
gonometric polyn T in



ˆ
:1.
dd
qn q
kZ lZ
TTk

Here we take as
ˆ0Tk
if ,kn
, .
d
kk k
Definition 2.1. (see cf. [For a given function f, we
ca
12
:max, ,k
1])
ll
:inf
m
mp
f
T
fT


the best m-term approximation error of f with trigono-
metric polynomials under the norm Lp. For the function
set
,
d
p
ALT we call
:s

up
mm
pp
fA
A
f
the best m-term approximation error of the function class
set
A with trigonometric polynomials under the norm Lp.
Definition 2.2. (see cf. [3,4]) For given function f,
:,.TTTf
 
The quantity
2mm
:inf
m
mpp
T
f
fT


is called to be the best m-term one-sided approximation
error of f with trigonometric polynomials under the norm
Lp. For given function set

,
d
p
ALT the quantity

:s
up
mm
p
p
fA
A
f
is called to be the best m-term one-sided approximation
,4]) For given function f, we
ca


error of the function class A with trigonometric polyno-
mials under the norm Lp.
Definition 2.3. (see cf. [3
ll
,
m
g
fx
(given by relation (2)) the Greedy-liked
algorithe best m-term one-sided approximation of
f under trigonometric function system. For given function
set
m of th
,
d
p
ALT we call

:sup
p,
mm
fA
A
fg fx

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the Greedy-liked one-sided approximationthe
best m-term one-sided approximation of function class A
0,1, 2,
 1,q
. In the case we can error of Here
given by trigonometric polynomials with norm Lp.
As in [1,15], denote by
,
s
q
BL
0
, 0,qs
,
the Besov space. The definition of the Besov space is
gi equivalent chacterizationven by using the followingar.
A function f is in the unit ball


sq
UB L
of the Besov
space
,
s
q
BL if and only iftrigonometric
polynomials ():Rx ch that
there exist

,e x suc

j
R x and
||2
j
jjkk
k

0
:j
fx

0
21.
s
jl
(3)
j
jq
R
take
1
2||2
ˆ
:,
jj
j
jk
k
Rf fke


00
ˆ
:0
f
fe,
1,
j
,,, d
kkkkZ
12 d,

12
max,, ,kkkk.
d
We define the seminorm

s
B
q
L
f
as the infimum
over all decompositions (3) and denote by
sq
UB L
the unit ball with respect to this seminorm.
Throughout this paper, for any two given sequences of
1
nn
,
non-negative numbers 1
nn
n
c
if there is a non-
negative constant c independent of all n, such that
n
, then we write n.
n
nn
If both
n
and n
. hold, then we write nn
1p 0,qs, For any , set

11,0 2and1,
max, ,otherwise,
2
dqppq
qp
dd
q







(4)
and
,:pq


,,02and1,
, ,otherwise.
dpq qppq
pq
 
(5)


sq
L of the Besov spaces
,:pq
,,pq

we have
For the unit ball UB

s
q
L
, Devore anv in [1] gave the follow
BTemlyako -
ing result:
d
Theorem 2.4. (c.f. [1]) For any 1p, 0q
,
s, let

,pq
be defined as in (4). Then, for

,pq
the estimate



111
max ,d
q
UB L
2qp
ms p
m








is valid.
In this paper, we give the following results about the
one-sided approximation and corresponding
G
best m-term
reedy-liked one-sided algorithm of some Besov classes
by taking the m-term trigonometric polynomials as the
approximation tools. Our results is the following theo-
rems.
Theorem 2.5. For any 1p, 0q, s
, let
,pq
be defined as in (5). Then, for
,,pq

w



e have
11
maxd
1
,2.
qp
ms
UBL
q
p
m




2.6. For
, 0s
and for

 
11 112
,
dqpdq
ms p
m

q
mUBL
 

when 12,p and
1p
, Theorem 1q



112 max1,12,
dq dq
sq
BLm
 
when 2.p
m
mU

e Proofsf the Main Results
2.6, we need
3. Th o
In order to prove Theorem 2.5 and Theorem
following lemmas for
.
n
x
Lemma 3.1. For the d variable trigonometric polyno-
mial
n
x
of degreee n abov, we have
1) If d
x
T then
0
nx
;
2) If π
x
n then
1
nx
;
3)

1
0
n
1n
||
2π
l
x
ln C

, wheC1 is a constant in-
dedent of n;
re
pen
4)
2
d
d
dn
T
x
xC
de dent of n.
n
, where C2 is a constant in-
of. We only prove 4).
pen
Pro
If 0π,t
then from πsin 22,ttt we have
  
2
2
sin
d2 d
22
πππ2
2
22
000
111
2in 2sin
1 d
sin 2
d
ddn
dd
iii
niii
Tiii
iii
nx nxysd
d
dd
x
x
xn ny
nxx y
xnn


 
 
 

 
4) follows from above equalities.
Similarly, we have
Lemma 3.2. For 1p


, 0
j
a, d
lZ there is
positive constant C independent of n, such that
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 
1
11
|| 0
π.
|| 0
2π2
p
nn
dp
l
l
n a


(6)
Proof. For the integral properties of

n
nl
p
xlnaC
x
l
mainly
determined by the properties of free variables in the
neighborhood of zero, we have





1
2πd
p
p
l
1
1d
n



1
|| 0|| 0
1
2
12
2
|| 01
2
12π
0
|| 01
2π
2π
2π2
sin
1π2d
2πsin 2π2
2π2
sin
2
d
d
n
nl n
T
ll
p
p
p
dd
ndii
l
Tliii
d
nii
p
l
lii
xlna
nxl n
ax
nx ln
nxl n
a
nx

  

 





 

 





xlnax




1
2
11
2
11
ππ
1
2
π
|| 0|| 0
1
d
π2
sin d2π.
i
i
p
p
i
i
p
pp
d
nn
nl d
pp
i
lil
l
ll
ii
x
ln
y
anyn a
y












 









The proof of Lemma 3.2 is finished.
Proof of Theorem 2.5. First, we consider the upper
estimation. For a given function

d
p
f
LT, mm
T
set

  
1n
|2π|π
|| 0
:2π.
sup
mn m
ylnn
l
Tx
ln fyTy

 
,
m
Tfx
By Lemma 3.1 2) and Remark 1.1, we have
,
m
xTfx
and
f
,
m
Tfx
is a linear combina-
tion of at most 2m exponentials

,
k
ex d
kZ.
When p
, 2q
,
s
, by Definition
ve
2.2, we
ha











 
2
2
1
|2π|π
|| 0
1
212
2 2
|2π|π
|| 0
inf up
2π:,
sup sup
md
md md
n
Tylnn
l
n
n
ylnn
l
fUB L
f TlnT
Lxlnf TfSS
 




 







(7)
ere we hm
(7).
y the for any given natu-
have
2
2
2sup
md
fU
B L
UBL
UB
2πs
nx f

wh
B
ave written
conditions
2 in
eorem 2.5,
n
of Th
ral number m, we
,2.pqd

 Notice that

1max1,120qp in Theorem 2.4. Thus,

12
2
:2.
md
m
SUBL
For any
(8)
,
sq
fUBL
by Lemma 3.2, under the
condition of Theorem 2.5, we have
 



 
1
2
|2π|π
:2π
sup sup
q
n
ylnn
fUB L
ddm
Sx lnf

1
||=0 ||=
2
2
sup
2π,2,
md
n
n
l l
fU
B L
md
y T
lnnfyTfyfT
20
,2π
md
q
nl
f yxlna
(9)



where


2
|2π|π
:,.
sup md
l
ylnn
afyTfy


By the monotonicity of m
and (8), (9), we have



.
d
msq
UB Lm


(10)
y


,fUBL
then,
e-
quence

0
j
When pq,
s
 , for ansq
the definition of Besov classes, there exists a sby
j
Rx
of the trigonometric polyno
coordinate degree 2j such that
 
0
:,
j
j
mials of
xRx
and
f
1
21.
j
jpjl
R
In particular, take

01
,Rx Tfx,
1
22
,,
jj
j
RxTfx Tfx
 , 1, 2,3,.j
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Here er

,
mfx ar trigo-
nometric approximation operators in (1). From the rela-



the opator Te the best m-term tioapproximation and non-linear ap-
proximation and Lemma 3.2, whave


n between linear
e





 






2
2md
md
2md p
pp
1
|2π|π
||
=0 1
1
=1 ||=0
1
=1 ||=0
inf
sup
2π
sup sup
22 2π
sup sup
22π
q
q
qq
ppg
fUB L
n
nj
ylnn
ljm
fUB Lp
n
jj
jnl
p
jm l
fUB LfUB L
p
n
d
j
jm l
UB Lfg
lnR y
Rlna
na
















EUB L
1
12
:.
p
p
lSS





(11)
Here

|2π|π1.
sup
lj
ylnn jm
aRy
 
Under the
condition of Theorem 2.5, it is easy to see that
22.
jm
1
1
jm
S

(12)
. Set

hy

Next,

1,
j
jm R y

and
we will estimate 2
S


 
1
1
,2π
,1d .
sup
d
p
p
pTyUx n
hnhyhxx





Since the measure of the neighborhood

1
2π2π
ππ
2π,π,
dii
i
jj
Ujnn nnnn

is

2πd
n,
so, by the definition of Besov classes and Minkowskii
inequality, we have

 




 



 
11
1
22π,ππ,π2π,π
|| 0|| 0
1
2π,π2π,π
|| 0
1
1
2π,π2π,π|| 0
:d d
sup
sup
d
sup
pp
n
U lnnlnn
yUln n
ll
p
n
Ulnn
yUln n
l
p
p
n n
UlnnyUlnnl
Sfahyx
hy x
hy hxx

 


 
 












1
2
:
n
p
lU
x
1
h


|| 0l
d
p
hx x
p



 


1
1
2π,π
1
1
1
,2π
d
dd,1.
sup
dd
p
p
Ulnn
p
pp
p
pp
TT
yUx n
hx x
hyhxxhxxh nh




 






For a fixed

12
,, ,
d
d
 
 set
12
||
12
.
d
d
D
x
xx

 By the mathematical induction
d, it is easy to see that on

||
||1
.
d
ss1,1 p
p
Rn
Notice that 2m
n
n DR

. From
modulus [12] and Bernstein i
the properties of smooth
nequality, we have



|||| ||
11
11||1 1||1
1||1
,1 2
.
dd
s
ss
p
|| ||
,1
222
s
1
2 2
p
sm smsm
p
jd
sp
sm
hnnn DRnR
R
 


 

  
 



 

By the conditions of Theorem 2.5, and α > d, we have
dsss
R
n
  


m
j


1,12 m
p
hn
From (11), (12) and (3), we have
2.
m
p
h
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So


 
221
:,
sup
q
p
fU
B L
SSfh
12.
m
p
nh


 (13)
For sufficiently large m, by (12), (13) and the
mcity of ,
m
onotoni
we have



.
d
UB Lm


(14)
mqp
r cases can be ob-
tai In detail, we may
show them in the following.
,en
The upper estimations for the othe
ned by the embedding Theore.m
If 2qp th.
p
 So for any
B


q
L, by fU
0
21,
j
jqjl
f
we have
s
21,
j
jq
f
for all .j Thus,
2
221.
jj
jj
q
ff

 Hence we have

20
21,
j
jjl
f
i.e.,


2.
f
UB L
So, we have
following embedding relation

2.
q
L L

ave


UB
UB
By (10), we h



2
p
LUBL

then for any j and
(3), we hav
.
d
m
02 ,qp


,
q
L by
mq
m
UB



If
fUB
e21
j
jq
f
different valu, repl
(if q takes
es acing
j
f
by ,
j
T does not influ-
ii inequality (see [1], p.
102) for the inequality), we have
ence the proof). So by Nikol’sk

112
2
22
jd q 2 1.
jj
jj
q
ff

Hence



112dq
sq
L
 and we have folw-
ing embedding formula
fUB
lo





112dq
q sL

2.
s
UB LUB
By (10) we can get







11
2
.
dq
m
112
2
dq
msq ms
p
UB LUBL




0< 2,qp then for any j and

L
If
sq
UB
, we have f
=0
21
s
jqjl
.
jf
By
Nikol’skii inequality we have

11
00
222 .
s
s
jd qp
jj
jj
pq
nj
ll
ff




Thus we have following embedding formula


11 .
dq p
sq sp
UB LUBL

By (14), we have





11
/11 .
dqp
ms pmsq
p
dqp
UB L
m


If 1,pq
UBL

,
sq
fUBL
by

then, for any
=0 s
jqjl
f
21
j
, we have 2
j
n
f
1,
q for any
.jN 221
j
jj
pq
ff and
j

So there hold
0
21.
j
jpjl
f
Therefore, we have


.
sqsp
UB LUB L

By (14) we have



.
d
mspmsq
pp
UB LUB Lm


 

The upper estimation is finished.
By the definition of m
and m
, the lower estima-
tion can be gotten from Theorem 2.4, and the following
relation


2.
msqmsq
p
p
UBB L


Proof of Theorem.
Proof of Theorem 2.6. First, we consider the case
1p
L U
2.5 is finished
2 .qition 2.2 and 2.3, we ha By Definve


q msq






2
2
.
ms
p
p
ms
msq
UBL
UBL
UBL



(15)
By Theorem 2.5, we have
q
UB L

11 .
dqp
UB Lm

ms
q
p
When 12,p
for 2q1 ,
by Theorem 2.5, the
upper estimation is

112
2
.
dq
msq
UB Lm

From (15) we can get
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




112dq
2
.
ms
q msq
p
mUB LUBL



)
, 12q, by the relation between
-tximation and Greedy algorithm [7], we
have

(16
Whe
best m
n 2p
erm appro
 
1.
p
mm
12
p
p
f
gf mf
(17)
For
,
sq
fUBL
and any l, by (16), (17) and
Theorem 2.4, we have
 
|2π|π
121 12
sup
lm
ylnn
dq
gfy


(18)
:,
.
m
afy
fgmmm

From Lemma 3.2 and relation (17), (18), w


e have

1
2πsup
n
n
|2π|π
|| 0
1 112/1 121
sup
.
sq
ms
q mm
p
pylnn
l
fUB L
p
dqp dq dq
f gf g
mm mmmm


  






r the case 2.q
xy ln

UBL
When 2,p we conside

By the 2,
jj
q
ff we have



2.
ssq
UB LUB L

(20)
By (19) and (20), we can get





12
2.
d
msqms p
p
UB LUB Lm


 
(21)
In the following we will give the lower estimation. By
on 2.3, we have
.
Definiti



2msqmsq
p
p
UBL
UBL


And by Theorem 2.4, we have




11dqp

when 12,p and



ms
q
p
UB Lm

112dq
msq
p
UB Lm

w
2.6.
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