Fitting a C^m Smooth function to data

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Fix m,n positive integers. Problem: Compute efficiently a C^m function F on R^n, whose graph passes through (or close to) finitely many given points in R^(n+1), with the C^m norm of F (nearly) as small as possible. (Joint work with Bo'az Klartag.)



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