AbstractCurve approximation associated with the finite element method usually implies linear or parabolic approximating segments when the transformation of polygonal master-elements is involved. We consider the construction of transformations and of associated bases that result in general conic approximating curve segments, while still allowing us to do all the required calculations on the simpler straight-edged elements. We show that projective transformations can be used to produce conic parameterizations in a systematic way. Examples of transformations and of suitable bases are given for triangular elements with one conic and two straight edges
An efficient way of drawing parametric curves and surfaces is to approximate the curve or surface by...
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AbstractCurve approximation associated with the finite element method usually implies linear or para...
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Given the implicit equation for degree two curves (conics) and degree two surfaces (conicoids), algo...
AbstractA finite element is constructed with two straight sides and one cubic side. A cubic isoparam...
Extracting the geometric characteristics of conic sections, such as their center, axes and foci, fro...
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: Five points in general position in IR 2 always lie on a unique conic, and three points plus two ...
An efficient way of drawing parametric curves and surfaces is to approximate the curve or surface by...
A rational cubic spline with a family of shape parameters is discussed from the viewpoint of its app...
We show how to extract a contour line (or isosurface) from quadratic elements--specifically from qua...
An efficient way of drawing parametric curves and surfaces is to approximate the curve or surface by...
AbstractIn this paper, construction of rational basis functions for curved elements is reviewed, som...
Given a real rational parametrization P(t) of a plane curve C, we present an algorithm to compute po...
AbstractCurve approximation associated with the finite element method usually implies linear or para...
AbstractSimple geometric objects and transformations appear in representations and algorithms of geo...
In this paper, a particular shape preserving parametric polynomial approximation of conic sections i...
A rational cubic spline, with one family of shape parameters, has been discussed with the view to it...
Given the implicit equation for degree two curves (conics) and degree two surfaces (conicoids), algo...
AbstractA finite element is constructed with two straight sides and one cubic side. A cubic isoparam...
Extracting the geometric characteristics of conic sections, such as their center, axes and foci, fro...
AbstractConic section is one of the geometric elements most commonly used for shape expression and m...
: Five points in general position in IR 2 always lie on a unique conic, and three points plus two ...
An efficient way of drawing parametric curves and surfaces is to approximate the curve or surface by...
A rational cubic spline with a family of shape parameters is discussed from the viewpoint of its app...
We show how to extract a contour line (or isosurface) from quadratic elements--specifically from qua...
An efficient way of drawing parametric curves and surfaces is to approximate the curve or surface by...
AbstractIn this paper, construction of rational basis functions for curved elements is reviewed, som...
Given a real rational parametrization P(t) of a plane curve C, we present an algorithm to compute po...