We investigate the construction of local quasi-interpolation schemes based on a family of bivariate spline functions with smoothness r≥1 and polynomial degree 3r−1. These splines are defined on triangulations with Powell-Sabin refinement, and they can be represented in terms of locally supported basis functions that form a convex partition of unity. With the aid of the blossoming technique, we first derive a Marsden-like identity representing polynomials of degree 3r−1 in such a spline form. Then we present a general recipe to construct various families of smooth quasi-interpolation schemes involving values and/or derivatives of a given function.
Speleers, H. (2015). A Family of Smooth Quasi-interpolants Defined Over Powell–Sabin Triangulations. CONSTRUCTIVE APPROXIMATION, 41(2), 297-324 [10.1007/s00365-014-9248-0].
A Family of Smooth Quasi-interpolants Defined Over Powell–Sabin Triangulations
Speleers H.
2015-04-01
Abstract
We investigate the construction of local quasi-interpolation schemes based on a family of bivariate spline functions with smoothness r≥1 and polynomial degree 3r−1. These splines are defined on triangulations with Powell-Sabin refinement, and they can be represented in terms of locally supported basis functions that form a convex partition of unity. With the aid of the blossoming technique, we first derive a Marsden-like identity representing polynomials of degree 3r−1 in such a spline form. Then we present a general recipe to construct various families of smooth quasi-interpolation schemes involving values and/or derivatives of a given function.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.