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Claus Führer
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Claus Führer is a professor of scientific computations at Lund University, Sweden. He has an extensive teaching record that includes intensive programming courses in numerical analysis and engineering mathematics across various levels in many different countries and teaching environments. Claus also develops numerical software in research collaboration with industry and received Lund University's Faculty of Engineering Best Teacher Award in 2016.
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The polynomial class


Let's now design a polynomial base class based on a monomial formulation of the polynomial. The polynomial can be initialized either by giving its coefficients with respect to the monomial basis or by giving a list of interpolation points, as follows:

import scipy.linalg as sl

class PolyNomial:
    base='monomial'
    def __init__(self,**args):
        if 'points' in args:
            self.points = array(args['points'])
            self.xi = self.points[:,0]
            self.coeff = self.point_2_coeff()
            self.degree = len(self.coeff)-1
        elif 'coeff' in args:
            self.coeff = array(args['coeff'])
            self.degree = len(self.coeff)-1
            self.points = self.coeff_2_point()
        else:
            self.points = array([[0,0]])
            self.xi = array([1.])
            self.coeff = self.point_2_coeff()
            self.degree = 0

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Claus Führer is a professor of scientific computations at Lund University, Sweden. He has an extensive teaching record that includes intensive programming courses in numerical analysis and engineering mathematics across various levels in many different countries and teaching environments. Claus also develops numerical software in research collaboration with industry and received Lund University's Faculty of Engineering Best Teacher Award in 2016.
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