We propose a local model called moving multiple curves/surfaces approximation to separate mixed scanning points received from a thin-wall object,where data from two sides of the object may be mixed due to measurement error.The cases of two curves(including plane curves and space curves)and two surfaces in one model are mainly elaborated,and a lot of examples are tested.
Analysis-suitable T-splines are a topological-restricted subset of T-splines,which are optimized to meet the needs both for design and analysis(Li and Scott ModelsMethods Appl Sci 24:1141-1164,2014;Li et al.Comput Aided Geom Design 29:63-76,2012;Scott et al.Comput Methods Appl Mech Eng 213-216,2012).The paper independently derives a class of bi-degree(d_(1),d_(2))T-splines for which no perpendicular T-junction extensions intersect,and provides a new proof for the linearly independence of the blending functions.We also prove that the sum of the basis functions is one for an analysis-suitable T-spline if the T-mesh is admissible based on a recursive relation.
The authors study the multi-soliton, multi-cuspon solutions to the Camassa- Holm equation and their interaction. According to the solution formula due to Li in 2004 and 2005, the authors give the proper choice of parameters for multi-soliton and multicuspon solutions, especially for n ≥ 3 case. The numerical method （the so-called local discontinuous Galerkin （LDG） method） is also used to simulate the solutions and give the comparison of exact solutions and numerical solutions. The numerical results for the two-soliton and one-cuspon, one-soliton and two-cuspon, three-soliton, three-cuspon, three-soliton and one-cuspon, two-soliton and two-cuspon, one-soliton and three-cuspon, four-soliton and four-cuspon are investigated respectively. by the numerical method for the first time
In this paper we present a new representation of curve, named parametric curve with an implicit domain(PCID), which is a curve that exists in parametric form defined on an implicit domain. PCID provides a bridge between parametric curve and implicit curve because the conversion of parametric form or implicit form to PCID is very convenient and efficient. We propose a framework model for mapping given points to the implicit curve in a homeomorphic manner. The resulting map is continuous and does not overlap. This framework can be used for many applications such as compatible triangulation, image deformation and fisheye views. We also present some examples and experimental results to demonstrate the effectiveness of the framework of our proposed model.
