Journal of Zhejiang University SCIENCE A
(Monthly)
2006 Vol. 7 Suppl. II p. 181-186
ISSN 1009-3095(Print), 1862-1775(Online)Conversion matrix between two bases of the algebraic hyperbolic space
Fan Feng-Tao†, Wang Guo-Zhao
(Institute of Computer Graphics and Image Processing, Department of Mathematics, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China)
†E-mail: ftfan@163.com
Received Dec. 27, 2005 revision accepted Mar. 31, 2006
Abstract: This paper presents the matrix representation for the hyperbolic polynomial B-spline basis and the algebraic hyperbolic Bézier basis in a recursive way, which are both generated over the space Ωn=span{sinht, cosht, tn−3, …, t, 1} in which n is an arbitrary integer larger than or equal to 3. The conversion matrix from the hyperbolic polynomial B-spline basis of arbitrary order to the algebraic hyperbolic Bézier basis of the same order is also given by a recursive approach. As examples, the specific expressions of the matrix representation for the hyperbolic polynomial B-spline basis of order 4 and the algebraic hyperbolic Bézier basis of order 4 are given, and we also construct the conversion matrix between the two bases of order 4 by the method proposed in the paper. The results in this paper are useful for the evaluation and conversion of the curves and surfaces constructed by the two bases.
Key words: Matrix representation, Hyperbolic polynomial B-spline basis, Algebraic hyperbolic Bézier basis, Conversion matrix
doi:10.1631/jzus.2006.AS0181 CLC number: TP391.72
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