Symmetry and Bivariate Splines
Proceedings of Bridges 2012: Mathematics, Music, Art, Architecture, Culture
Pages 421–424
Short Papers
Abstract
Bivariate splines are piecewise polynomials in two variables defined over planar tessellations. Most of these tessellations are symmetric in some sense and represent famous design and tiling patterns. We show that this symmetry is an intrinsic property of bivariate splines directly related to the concept of dimension of spline spaces.