Abstract
Let be a bounded subset with positive Lebesgue measure. The Paley-Wiener space associated to , , is defined to be the set of all square-integrable functions on whose Fourier transforms vanish outside . A sequence $(x_j:j\kin\N)$ in is said to be a Riesz-basis sequence for (equivalently, a complete interpolating sequence for ) if the sequence $(e^{-i\la x_j,\cdot\ra}:j\kin\N)$ of exponential functions forms a Riesz basis for . Let $(x_j:j\kin\N)$ be a Riesz-basis sequence for . Given and , there is a unique sequence in such that the function $$ I_λ(f)(x):=\sum_{j\in\N}a_je^{-λ\|x-x_j\|_2^2}, \qquad x\kin\R^d, $$ is continuous and square integrable on , and satisfies the condition for every $n\kin\N$. This paper studies the convergence of the interpolant as tends to zero, {\it i.e.,\} as the variance of the underlying Gaussian tends to infinity. The following result is obtained: Let and . Suppose that , and let be a Riesz basis sequence for . If , then in and uniformly on . If , then one may take to be 1 as well, and this reduces to a known theorem in the univariate case. However, if , it is not known whether admits a Riesz-basis sequence. On the other hand, in the case when , there do exist bodies satisfying the hypotheses of the theorem (in any space dimension).
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