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An Obstacle-Avoiding Minimum Variation B-Spline Problem
London, England July 16-July 18
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Tomas Berglund, Luleå University of Technology
Håkan Jonsson, Luleå University of Technology
Inge Söderkvist, Luleå University of Technology

We study the problem of computing a planar curve, restricted to lie between two given polygonal chains, such that the integral of the square of arc-length derivative of curvature along the curve is minimized. We introduce the Minimum Variation B-spline problem which is a linearly constrained optimization problem over curves defined by Bspline functions only.

An empirical investigation indicates that this problem has one unique solution among all uniform quartic B-spline functions. Furthermore, we prove that, for any B-spline function, the convexity properties of the problem are preserved subject to a scaling and translation of the knot sequence defining the B-spline.

Citation:
Tomas Berglund, Håkan Jonsson, Inge Söderkvist, "An Obstacle-Avoiding Minimum Variation B-Spline Problem," gmag, pp.156, 2003 International Conference on Geometric Modeling and Graphics (GMAG'03), 2003
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