A first-order blending method for triangles based upon cubic interpolation
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- On C^2 cubic quasi-interpolating splines and their computation by subdivision via blossoming
- Increasing the approximation order of spline quasi-interpolants
- Error estimates in \(W^{2,\infty}\)-semi-norms for discrete interpolating \(D^2\)-splines
- Low-degree spline quasi-interpolants in the Bernstein basis
- Spline quasi-interpolation in the Bernstein basis on the Powell-Sabin 6-split of a type-1 triangulation
- Quasi-hierarchical Powell-Sabin B-splines
- Construction of 2D explicit cubic quasi-interpolating splines in Bernstein-Bézier form
- Normalized B-spline-like representation for low-degree Hermite osculatory interpolation problems
- Powell-Sabin finite element point interpolation via the constrained Mock-Chebyshev least squares operator
- A general method for constructing quasi-interpolants from B-splines
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