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On Quadratic Splines and Their CAD-Application

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One of the important tasks of computer aided engineering design in geometric modeling. Because of theoretical and computational reasons most practical CAD-systems use parametric curves and surfaces (most commonly parametric cubic segments) in geometric modeling. Most basic ideas involved are presented in the survey paper [3] of Böhm, Farin and Kahmann, 1984. Our paper deals with quadratic splines and their application for curve and surface representation. The basic problem is to present a method for obtaining a smooth bivariate function which takes on certain prescribed values. The collection of these values is assumed to be on a rectangular grid, that is, for every point (xi, yj) on the rectangular grid {xi} ni=0 × {yj} mj=0 there is a given value zij.

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Fenyves, F., Kovács, G. (1985). On Quadratic Splines and Their CAD-Application. In: Adey, R.A. (eds) Engineering Software IV. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-21877-8_64

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