Cubic algebraic curves based on geometric constraints

Methods for curve modeling with cubic algebraic curves based on geometric constraints are introduced in this paper. A 1-parameter family of cubic curves with four given points as well as two tangent lines at the endpoints is constructed in the first part of the paper. A 1-parameter family and 2-para...

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Published in:Computer aided geometric design 2001-05, Vol.18 (4), p.299-307
Main Authors: Sanyuan, Zhang, Hujun, Bao, Baogang, Wei
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