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In this paper, we reveal a new connection between approximation numbers of periodic Sobolev type spaces, where the smoothness weights on the Fourier coefficients are induced by a (quasi-)norm \|·\| on Rᵈ, and entropy numbers of the embedding id:\|·\|ᵈ → _∞ᵈ. This connection yields preasymptotic error bounds for approximation numbers of isotropic Sobolev spaces, spaces of analytic functions, and spaces of Gevrey type in L₂ and H¹, which find application in the context of Galerkin methods. Moreover, we observe that approximation numbers of certain Gevrey type spaces behave preasymptotically almost identically to approximation numbers of spaces of dominating mixed smoothness. This observation can be exploited, for instance, for Galerkin schemes for the electronic Schrödinger equation, where mixed regularity is present.
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