In this paper we examine a relationship between the spline collocation projection operator 
and the Hilbert singular
integral operator 
. We use Fourier analysis to prove that under certain conditions, a commutator property holds between the two operators. More specifically, we show that for 
, 
(where 
), for some 
and 
.
| Author(s) | Micula, Sandra |
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