The lagrange.jl file has become quite lengthy. Would it make sense to
- move it to global/
- use lagrange.jl as main file and create subfiles for discontinuous and continuous lagrange functions? Potentially also moving the corresponding dual functions into a separate file (analogously to bcspace.jl)
Lastly, we might want to contemplate if we want to handle arbitrary interpolation points (not only equispaced). It is not a critical feature as in practice only the lowest orders are used, but at some point I would expect the Runge's phenomenon to be noticeable. I would think that with some trait this could be dealt with.
The lagrange.jl file has become quite lengthy. Would it make sense to
Lastly, we might want to contemplate if we want to handle arbitrary interpolation points (not only equispaced). It is not a critical feature as in practice only the lowest orders are used, but at some point I would expect the Runge's phenomenon to be noticeable. I would think that with some trait this could be dealt with.