Polynomial Interpolation and Approximation of Real Functions 2: Symmetrical Interpolation for the Triangle
Qi Chen, Ivo Babuška
Abstract
Qi Chen, Ivo Babuška
Abstract
This is the second paper in a series to discuss the approximation efficacy of polynomial interpolation of functions. In particular, the approximation accuracy depends sensitively on the locations of the interpolation nodes. We address the problem of finding the optimal symmetrical polynomial interpolation schemes for the triangle. The table for the symmetrical mean minimal interpolation sets for the triangle is given in this paper. An adaptive scheme for determining the interpolation order is also presented.
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This is the second paper in a series to discuss the approximation efficacy of polynomial interpolation of functions. In particular, the approximation accuracy depends sensitively on the locations of the interpolation nodes. We address the problem of finding the optimal symmetrical polynomial interpolation schemes for the triangle. The table for the symmetrical mean minimal interpolation sets for the triangle is given in this paper. An adaptive scheme for determining the interpolation order is also presented.
Key concepts: Interpolation (computer graphics), Polynomial interpolation, Bilinear interpolation, Birkhoff interpolation, Mathematics, Nearest-neighbor interpolation, Polynomial, Linear interpolation