Ternary subdivision schemes compare favorably with their binary analogues because they are able to generate limit functions with the same (or higher) smoothness but smaller support. In this work we consider the two issues of local tension control and conics reproduction in univariate interpolating ternary refinements. We show that both these features can be included in a unique interpolating 4-point subdivision method by means of non-stationary insertion rules that do not affect the improved smoothness and locality of ternary schemes. This is realized by exploiting local shape parameters associated with the initial polyline edges.

Beccari, C., Casciola, G., Romani, L. (2009). Shape controlled interpolatory ternary subdivision. APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTATION, 215(3), 916-927 [10.1016/j.amc.2009.06.014].

Shape controlled interpolatory ternary subdivision

ROMANI, LUCIA
2009

Abstract

Ternary subdivision schemes compare favorably with their binary analogues because they are able to generate limit functions with the same (or higher) smoothness but smaller support. In this work we consider the two issues of local tension control and conics reproduction in univariate interpolating ternary refinements. We show that both these features can be included in a unique interpolating 4-point subdivision method by means of non-stationary insertion rules that do not affect the improved smoothness and locality of ternary schemes. This is realized by exploiting local shape parameters associated with the initial polyline edges.
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Univariate ternary refinement; Interpolation; Non-stationarity; Tension control; Conic section; Combined subdivision scheme
English
2009
215
3
916
927
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Beccari, C., Casciola, G., Romani, L. (2009). Shape controlled interpolatory ternary subdivision. APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTATION, 215(3), 916-927 [10.1016/j.amc.2009.06.014].
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