Title :
A Class of Algebraic Trigonometric Interpolation Splines and Applications
Author :
Lian, Yang ; Juncheng, Li ; Guohua, Chen
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Math., Hunan Inst. of Humanities, Sci. & Technol., Loudi, China
Abstract :
A new kind of interpolation splines with a shape parameter over the algebraic trigonometric function space Ω=span {1, t, sint, cost, sint2t, cos2t} is presented, which are called cubic algebraic trigonometric splines. The cubic algebraic trigonometric splines have many similar properties to cubic B-splines. The corresponding spline curves and surfaces can interpolate directly some control points without solving system of equations or inserting some additional control points. The curves can be used to represent exactly straight line segment, circular arc, elliptic arc, parabola and some transcendental curves such as circular helix. The corresponding tensor product surfaces can also represent precisely some quadratic surfaces and transcendental surfaces, such as sphere, cylindrical surfaces, and some complex surfaces such as helix tube can be constructed by these basic surfaces exactly. The shape of the curves and surfaces can be modified globally through changing the values of the parameters. Moreover, these curves and surfaces are C2 continuous when choosing proper shape parameters. Examples showed that the cubic algebraic trigonometric interpolation splines can be used as an efficient new model for geometric design in the fields of CAGD.
Keywords :
CAD; computational geometry; curve fitting; engineering graphics; interpolation; splines (mathematics); CAGD; algebraic trigonometric function space; algebraic trigonometric interpolation splines; circular arc; circular helix; cubic B-spline similarity; cubic algebraic trigonometric splines; curve shape; cylindrical surface; elliptic arc; geometric design; helix tube; parabola; quadratic surface; shape parameter; sphere; spline curve; spline surface; straight line segment; tensor product surface; transcendental curve; transcendental surface; Equations; Interpolation; Mathematical model; Shape; Spline; Surface reconstruction; Tensile stress; C2 continuity; algebraic trigonometric spline; circular helix; helix tube; interpolation;
Conference_Titel :
Computational and Information Sciences (ICCIS), 2010 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Chengdu
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4244-8814-8
Electronic_ISBN :
978-0-7695-4270-6
DOI :
10.1109/ICCIS.2010.290