Adaptive spline models for geometric modeling and spline-based PDEs solvers have recently attracted increasing attention both in the context of computer aided geometric design and isogeometric analysis. In particular, approximation spaces defined over extensions of tensor-product meshes which allow axis aligned segments with T-junctions are currently receiving particular attention. In this short paper we review some recent results concerning the characterization of the space spanned by the hierarchical B-spline basis. In addition, we formulate a refinement algorithm which allows us to satisfy the conditions needed for this characterization.

Local and adaptive refinement with hierarchical B-splines / Giannelli Carlotta; Jüttler Bert. - In: BOLLETTINO DELLA UNIONE MATEMATICA ITALIANA. - ISSN 1972-6724. - STAMPA. - 6:(2013), pp. 735-740.

Local and adaptive refinement with hierarchical B-splines

Giannelli Carlotta;
2013

Abstract

Adaptive spline models for geometric modeling and spline-based PDEs solvers have recently attracted increasing attention both in the context of computer aided geometric design and isogeometric analysis. In particular, approximation spaces defined over extensions of tensor-product meshes which allow axis aligned segments with T-junctions are currently receiving particular attention. In this short paper we review some recent results concerning the characterization of the space spanned by the hierarchical B-spline basis. In addition, we formulate a refinement algorithm which allows us to satisfy the conditions needed for this characterization.
2013
6
735
740
Giannelli Carlotta; Jüttler Bert
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