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1). 13) we conclude that the curve F traced out by is entirely contained within the circle |z| ^ 1, only touching it at the points tv. Morever, the relation shows that all arches of the curve are obtained from the arc joining z = 1 to z = eiu by rotations through angles which are multiples of u. However, these remarks are already contained in the case \t\ = 1 of Theorem 4 of Lecture 2. Actually much more follows from that Theorem 4 (Lecture 2), in particular the following. THEOREM 6. Let — ii V ) (l)^ r/(v)(0), v = 0, • - . , w - 1. The following theorem holds. THEOREM 3. 1), is the unique element of 2Fn that minimizes the norm giving it its least value For details see [4, § 6]. 4. The exponential Euler polynomials of the class & *. In § 1 of Lecture 1 we have defined the class &* * of cardinal midpoint splines. The analogues for this class of the results of §§ 1 and 2 require no new ideas. ; t). However, it is of interest to obtain its expansion in powers of x. 3), for x = 0, the expansion It is convenient to define a new sequence of polynomials pn(i) by setting The analogue of Theorem 2 is as follows. 35]). 2. The construction of the exponential splines. 5) of Lecture 2 is well suited for the evaluation of O n (x; t) because the defining series has at most n + 1 nonvanishing and consecutive terms for each value of x. 1) and the use of the exponential Euler polynomial An(x;t). 3). 3) by t — ez and comparing the coefficients of the powers of x, we obtain the relations giving the an(t) recursively. 1) becomes showing that An(x; 2) has integer coefficients. 2), the very definition of An(x; t) yields Finally, we extend this function to all real x by the functional equation of Lemma 2 of Lecture 2.