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Stationary Subdivision, Fractals and Wavelets

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Computation of Curves and Surfaces

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Stationary subdivision algorithms arise in surface modeling and interrogation, image decomposition and reconstruction, as well as, in the construction of wavelets by multiresolution analysis. This paper summarizes some of the results obtained in [1] on the convergence of stationary subdivision and the structure of the limiting surface and relates them to the above topics.

This work was partially supported by NATO Grant DJ RG 639/84

The work of the second named author was also partially supported by a DGICYT Grant from the Spanish Ministery of Education and Science

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Dahmen, W., Micchelli, C.A. (1990). Stationary Subdivision, Fractals and Wavelets. In: Dahmen, W., Gasca, M., Micchelli, C.A. (eds) Computation of Curves and Surfaces. NATO ASI Series, vol 307. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-2017-0_1

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