Ready-to-blossom bases and the existence of geometrically continuous piecewise Chebyshevian B-splines
An important tool in the theory and practice of computer aided geometric design is the use of blossoming. The well-known work of the author is here extended to geometrically continuous piecewise Chebyshevian splines. Specifically, the equivalence between the existence of B-spline bases and of blossoms is established for these cases (Theorem~1.4 in the first section). Moreover, the important concept of ready-to-blossom bases is discussed which enables the user to realize quickly whether blossoms exist or not.
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- A few remarks on recurrence relations for geometrically continuous piecewise Chebyshevian B-splines
- Ready-to-Blossom Bases in Chebyshev Spaces
- On the equivalence between existence of B-spline bases and existence of blossoms
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- Constructing totally positive piecewise Chebyshevian B-spline bases
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- NURBS or not NURBS?
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- Design with L-splines
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- How to build all Chebyshevian spline spaces good for geometric design?
- On a new criterion to decide whether a spline space can be used for design
- On the equivalence between existence of B-spline bases and existence of blossoms
- Chebyshev--Schoenberg operators
- A few remarks on recurrence relations for geometrically continuous piecewise Chebyshevian B-splines
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