Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4643415 Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics 2006 21 Pages PDF
Abstract

Tension can be applied to cubic splines in order to avoid undesired spurious oscillations. This leads to the well-known (exponential) spline in tension. It is crucial but unfortunately difficult to find suitable tension parameters of interpolating splines in tension. Instead of heuristics, we propose a simultaneous knot placing and tension setting algorithm for least-squares splines in tension which includes interpolating splines in tension as a special case. Moreover, the splines presented here are the foundation of exponential surface splines on fairly arbitrary meshes [K.O. Riedel, Two-dimensional splines on fairly arbitrary meshes, ZAMM—Z. Angew. Math. Mech. 85(3) (2005) 176–188].

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