In this paper, an interpolatory subdivision algorithm for surfaces over ar-bitrary triangulations is introduced and its convergence properties over nonuni-form triangulations studied. The so called Butterfly Scheme (interpolatory) is a special case of this algorithm. In our analysis of the algorithm over uniform triangulations, a matrix approach is employed and the idea, of "Cross Differ-ence of Directional Divided Difference" analysis is presented. This method is a generalization of the technique used by Dyn, Gregory and Levin etc. to analyse univariate subdivision algorithms. While for nonuniform data, an extraordi-nary point analysis is introduced and the local subdivision matrix analysis is presented. It is proved that the algorithm pro...
We present a new non-stationary, interpolatory subdivision scheme capable of producing circles and s...
This paper presents a new perspective for constructing interpolatory subdivision from primal approxi...
A convergence analysis for studying the continuity and differentiability of limit curves generated b...
In this paper, an interpolatory subdivision algorithm for surfaces over ar-bitrary triangulations is...
In this paper, an interpolatory subdivision algorithm for surfaces over arbitrary triangulations is ...
AbstractIn this paper, a smooth interpolatory subdivision algorithm for the generation of interpolat...
AbstractIn this paper, a smooth interpolatory subdivision algorithm for the generation of interpolat...
In this thesis, the author studies recursIve subdivision algorithms for curves and surfaces. Several...
This thesis was submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and awarded by Brunel University.In...
International audienceIn the last decade, study and construction of quad/triangle subdivision scheme...
International audienceIn the last decade, study and construction of quad/triangle subdivision scheme...
Subdivision is a powerful paradigm for the generation of surfaces of arbitrary topology. Given an i...
Subdivision is a powerful paradigm for the generation of surfaces of arbitrary topology. Given an i...
This paper presents a new perspective for constructing interpolatory subdivision from primal approxi...
If we want to interpolate a set of data with a curve, we have several choices. We can use polynomial...
We present a new non-stationary, interpolatory subdivision scheme capable of producing circles and s...
This paper presents a new perspective for constructing interpolatory subdivision from primal approxi...
A convergence analysis for studying the continuity and differentiability of limit curves generated b...
In this paper, an interpolatory subdivision algorithm for surfaces over ar-bitrary triangulations is...
In this paper, an interpolatory subdivision algorithm for surfaces over arbitrary triangulations is ...
AbstractIn this paper, a smooth interpolatory subdivision algorithm for the generation of interpolat...
AbstractIn this paper, a smooth interpolatory subdivision algorithm for the generation of interpolat...
In this thesis, the author studies recursIve subdivision algorithms for curves and surfaces. Several...
This thesis was submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and awarded by Brunel University.In...
International audienceIn the last decade, study and construction of quad/triangle subdivision scheme...
International audienceIn the last decade, study and construction of quad/triangle subdivision scheme...
Subdivision is a powerful paradigm for the generation of surfaces of arbitrary topology. Given an i...
Subdivision is a powerful paradigm for the generation of surfaces of arbitrary topology. Given an i...
This paper presents a new perspective for constructing interpolatory subdivision from primal approxi...
If we want to interpolate a set of data with a curve, we have several choices. We can use polynomial...
We present a new non-stationary, interpolatory subdivision scheme capable of producing circles and s...
This paper presents a new perspective for constructing interpolatory subdivision from primal approxi...
A convergence analysis for studying the continuity and differentiability of limit curves generated b...