G 1 interpolation by rational cubic PH curves in R 3
In this paper the G 1 interpolation of two data points and two tangent directions with spatial cubic rational PH curves is considered. It is shown that interpolants exist for any true spatial data configuration. The equations that determine the interpolants are derived by combining a closed form rep...
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In this paper the G 1 interpolation of two data points and two tangent directions with spatial cubic rational PH curves is considered. It is shown that interpolants exist for any true spatial data configuration. The equations that determine the interpolants are derived by combining a closed form representation of a ten parametric family of rational PH cubics given in , and the Gram matrix approach. The existence of a solution is proven by using a homotopy analysis, and numerical method to compute solutions is proposed. In contrast to polynomial PH cubics for which the range of G 1 data admitting the existence of interpolants is limited, a switch to rationals provides an interpolation scheme with no restrictions. |
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In this paper the G 1 interpolation of two data points and two tangent directions with spatial cubic rational PH curves is considered. It is shown that interpolants exist for any true spatial data configuration. The equations that determine the interpolants are derived by combining a closed form representation of a ten parametric family of rational PH cubics given in , and the Gram matrix approach. The existence of a solution is proven by using a homotopy analysis, and numerical method to compute solutions is proposed. In contrast to polynomial PH cubics for which the range of G 1 data admitting the existence of interpolants is limited, a switch to rationals provides an interpolation scheme with no restrictions. |
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In this paper the G 1 interpolation of two data points and two tangent directions with spatial cubic rational PH curves is considered. It is shown that interpolants exist for any true spatial data configuration. The equations that determine the interpolants are derived by combining a closed form representation of a ten parametric family of rational PH cubics given in , and the Gram matrix approach. The existence of a solution is proven by using a homotopy analysis, and numerical method to compute solutions is proposed. In contrast to polynomial PH cubics for which the range of G 1 data admitting the existence of interpolants is limited, a switch to rationals provides an interpolation scheme with no restrictions. |
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G 1 interpolation by rational cubic PH curves in R 3 |
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