Polyharmonic cardinal splines: A minimization property
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Polyharmonic cardinal splines are distributions which are annihilated by iterates of the Laplacian in the complement of the lattice in Euclidean n-space. It is shown that such splines solve a variational problem analogous to the univariate case.
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