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An explicit method ofC 2 interpolation using splines

Eine explizite Methode derC 2 Interpolation, die Splines benutzt

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The interpolation of a discrete set of data, on the interval [a, b], representing the functionf is obtained using explicit splines. Estimations of interpolation accuracy are obtained.

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Eine diskrete Menge von Datenwerten über dem Intervall [a, b], die eine Funktionf repräsentiert, wird durch explizit gegebene Splines interpoliert. Abschätzungen fur die Interpolationsgenauigkeit werden angegeben.

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Verlan, I.I. An explicit method ofC 2 interpolation using splines. Computing 50, 327–335 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02243875

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