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Methods for Constructing Surfaces on Surfaces

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Geometric Modeling

Part of the book series: Computer Graphics — Systems and Applications ((COMPUTER GRAPH.))

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Given data defined on a (domain) surface, we construct an interpolant, which is a “surface defined on a surface.” we provide four different solutions to this multidimensional problem.

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Barnhill, R.E., Foley, T.A. (1991). Methods for Constructing Surfaces on Surfaces. In: Hagen, H., Roller, D. (eds) Geometric Modeling. Computer Graphics — Systems and Applications. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76404-2_1

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