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Volume 18, Issue 2
The Blossom Approach to the Dimension of the Bivariate Spline Space

Zhi-Bin Chen, Yu-Yu Feng & Jernej Kozak

J. Comp. Math., 18 (2000), pp. 183-198.

Published online: 2000-04

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The dimension of the bivariate spline space $S^r_nΔ$ may depend on geometric properties of triangulation Δ, in particular if $n$ is not much bigger than $r$. In the paper, the blossom approach to the dimension count is outlined. It leads to the symbolic algorithm that gives the answer whether a triangulation is singular or not. The approach is demonstrated on the case of Morgan-Scott partition and twice differentiable splines.  

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The dimension of the bivariate spline space $S^r_nΔ$ may depend on geometric properties of triangulation Δ, in particular if $n$ is not much bigger than $r$. In the paper, the blossom approach to the dimension count is outlined. It leads to the symbolic algorithm that gives the answer whether a triangulation is singular or not. The approach is demonstrated on the case of Morgan-Scott partition and twice differentiable splines.  

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The dimension of the bivariate spline space $S^r_nΔ$ may depend on geometric properties of triangulation Δ, in particular if $n$ is not much bigger than $r$. In the paper, the blossom approach to the dimension count is outlined. It leads to the symbolic algorithm that gives the answer whether a triangulation is singular or not. The approach is demonstrated on the case of Morgan-Scott partition and twice differentiable splines.  

Zhi-Bin Chen, Yu-Yu Feng & Jernej Kozak. (1970). The Blossom Approach to the Dimension of the Bivariate Spline Space. Journal of Computational Mathematics. 18 (2). 183-198. doi:
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