Abstract
The following result is proved: if approximations in the norm of L{sub {infinity}} (of H{sub 1}) of functions in the classes H{sub {infinity}}{sup {Omega}} (in H{sub 1}{sup {Omega}}, respectively) by some linear operators have the same order of magnitude as the best approximations, then the set of norms of these operators is unbounded. Also Bernstein's and the Jackson-Nikol'skii inequalities are proved for trigonometric polynomials with spectra in the sets Q(N) (in {Gamma}(N,{Omega})). Bibliography: 15 titles.
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