The AAAtrig algorithm for rational approximation of periodic functions

08/12/2020
by   Peter J. Baddoo, et al.
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We present an extension of the AAA (adaptive Antoulas–Anderson) algorithm for periodic functions, called 'AAAtrig'. The algorithm uses the key steps of AAA approximation by (i) representing the approximant in (trigonometric) barycentric form and (ii) selecting the support points greedily. Accordingly, AAAtrig inherits all the favourable characteristics of AAA and is thus extremely flexible and robust, being able to consider quite general sets of sample points in the complex plane. We consider a range of applications with particular emphasis on solving Laplace's equation in periodic domains and compressing periodic conformal maps. These results reproduce the tapered exponential clustering effect observed in other recent studies. The algorithm is implemented in Chebfun.

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