An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses

In this paper, we present a method of $ G^2 $ Hermite interpolation of convolution curves of regular plane curves and ellipses. We show that our approximant is also a $ C^1 $ Hermite interpolation of the convolution curve. This method yields a polynomial curve if the trajectory curve is a polynomial...

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Main Author: Young Joon Ahn
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Published: AIMS Press 2024-12-01
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description In this paper, we present a method of $ G^2 $ Hermite interpolation of convolution curves of regular plane curves and ellipses. We show that our approximant is also a $ C^1 $ Hermite interpolation of the convolution curve. This method yields a polynomial curve if the trajectory curve is a polynomial curve. Our approximation method is applied to two previous numerical examples. The results of our method are compared with those of previous methods, and the merits and demerits are analyzed. Compared with previous methods, the merits of our method are that the approximant is $ G^2 $ and $ C^1 $ Hermite interpolation, and the degree of the approximant or the required number of segments of the approximant within error tolerances is small.
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spelling doaj-art-a2b78251cb034a76a1a87914590713222025-01-23T07:53:25ZengAIMS PressAIMS Mathematics2473-69882024-12-01912346063461710.3934/math.20241648An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipsesYoung Joon Ahn0Department of Mathematics Education, Chosun University, Gwangju 61452, South KoreaIn this paper, we present a method of $ G^2 $ Hermite interpolation of convolution curves of regular plane curves and ellipses. We show that our approximant is also a $ C^1 $ Hermite interpolation of the convolution curve. This method yields a polynomial curve if the trajectory curve is a polynomial curve. Our approximation method is applied to two previous numerical examples. The results of our method are compared with those of previous methods, and the merits and demerits are analyzed. Compared with previous methods, the merits of our method are that the approximant is $ G^2 $ and $ C^1 $ Hermite interpolation, and the degree of the approximant or the required number of segments of the approximant within error tolerances is small.https://www.aimspress.com/article/doi/10.3934/math.20241648convolution approximationhermite interpolationpolynomial curvehausdorff distancesigned curvature continuity
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An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses
AIMS Mathematics
convolution approximation
hermite interpolation
polynomial curve
hausdorff distance
signed curvature continuity
title An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses
title_full An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses
title_fullStr An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses
title_full_unstemmed An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses
title_short An approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses
title_sort approximation method for convolution curves of regular curves and ellipses
topic convolution approximation
hermite interpolation
polynomial curve
hausdorff distance
signed curvature continuity
url https://www.aimspress.com/article/doi/10.3934/math.20241648
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