An analytical theory for Riemannian cubic polynomials

By R. Giambò, F. Giannoni, Paolo Piccione. 2002

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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Astronomy and Astrophysics, Geometry and Topology

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• On the Geometry of Rolling and Interpolation Curves on Sn, SOn, and Grassmann Manifolds (2007, methodology): “Without being exhaustive, we mention the variational approach to splines on manifolds [3, 6, 22], which can also be reformulated via a Hamiltonian formalism; the geometric approach that corresponds to the generalized De Casteljau algorithm [5, 23]; and the analytic approach undertaken in [10].”