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We construct functions Mα which are piecewise homogeneous polynomials on the (d+1)-dimensional torus Ud+1. These functions possess complete symmetry with respect to the independent variables. The symmetry and homogeneous relations for these functions are exploited to obtain a recurrence relation and explicit representations. Furthermore, we show that\(M_\alpha \left( {z_0 ,\omega ^{ - j_1 } z_1 , \cdots ,\omega ^{ - i_d } z_d } \right), \left( {z_0 , \cdots ,z_d } \right) \in U^{d + 1} \), where ω=e12x/k, 0≤jt≤k−1, are linearly independent. By restricting Mα to Ud, we obtain the complex analogue of polynomial box splines on a (d+1)-direction mesh on Ud, which is a multivariate analogue of B-splines on the circle studied by I.J. Schoenberg[8].
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Lee, S.L., Tang, W.S. Complex homogeneous splines on the torus. Approx. Theory & its Appl. 5, 31–42 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02836067
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02836067