Abstract
By the use of locally supported basis functions for spherical spline interpolation the applicability of this approximation method is extended, since the resulting interpolation matrix is sparse and thus efficient solvers can be used. In this paper we study locally supported kernels in detail. Investigations on the Legendre coefficients allow a characterization of the underlying Hilbert space structure. We show how spherical spline interpolation with polynomial precision can be managed with locally supported kernels, thus giving the possibility to combine approximation techniques based on spherical harmonic expansions with those based on locally supported kernels. © 1997 Academic Press.
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Schreiner, M. (1997). Locally supported kernels for spherical spline interpolation. Journal of Approximation Theory, 89(2), 172–194. https://doi.org/10.1006/jath.1997.3037
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