2008International Journal of Computer MathematicsRequires access

Quasi-nodal splines

Ralf Siewer

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Most spline interpolation operators such as the nodal spline operator introduced by de Villiers and Rohwer in 1987 interpolate data at spline knots. In this paper, we are going to present a method of how to construct a local spline interpolation operator that interpolates at sites that are different from the spline knots. These considerations result in the quasi-nodal spline interpolation operator of degree n that reproduces all polynomials of degree not exceeding n.

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Most spline interpolation operators such as the nodal spline operator introduced by de Villiers and Rohwer in 1987 interpolate data at spline knots. In this paper, we are going to present a method of how to construct a local spline interpolation operator that interpolates at sites that are different from the spline knots. These considerations result in the quasi-nodal spline interpolation operator of degree n that reproduces all polynomials of degree not exceeding n.

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Most spline interpolation operators such as the nodal spline operator introduced by de Villiers and Rohwer in 1987 interpolate data at spline knots. In this paper, we are going to present a method of how to construct a local spline interpolation operator that interpolates at sites that are different from the spline knots. These considerations result in the quasi-nodal spline interpolation operator of degree n that reproduces all polynomials of degree not exceeding n.

Key concepts: Spline (mechanical), Spline interpolation, Mathematics, Interpolation (computer graphics), Box spline, Thin plate spline, Polyharmonic spline, Hermite spline

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