Hybrid Bézier patches on sphere-like surfaces
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The authors describe the construction of smooth, triangular interpolants for functions defined over sphere-like domains. The method focuses on the Bernstein-Bézier representation of the interpolant. The new technique should be of interest to researchers concerned with scattered data fitting on spherical domains.
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- On constructing RAGS via homogeneous splines
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