论文信息 - On the variational characterization and convergence of bivariate splines

On the variational characterization and convergence of bivariate splines

It is shown that bivariate interpolatory splines defined on a rectangleR can be characterized as being unique solutions to certain variational problems. This variational property is used to prove the uniform convergence of bivariate polynomial splines interpolating moderately smooth functions at data which includes interpolation to values on a rectangular grid. These results are then extended to bivariate splines defined on anL-shaped region.

Lois Mansfield | L. Mansfield

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