Abstract:
Abstract: Using Dirichlet averages we generalize the notion of a classical divided dierence of a function by introducing a parameter r in R k+1 +. The case r in N k+1 is related to divided dierences with multiple knots. We give an interpretation of these generalized dierences in terms of fractional operators applied to classical divided differences considered as functions of their knots. The result is then applied to show that Dirichlet splines can be seen as fractional derivatives of B-splines.
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