Variational principles in curve design
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In the Hermite interpolation problem for vector-valued functions on a partitioned interval \([a,b]\) a functional \(I\) is defined on the space of interpolatory functions. It uses function values and integrals of the functions and their derivatives. The paper characterizes those interpolating functions which have a minimal value of \(I\) as piecewise solutions to certain linear differential equations.
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