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A set one-to-one two-dimensional biquadratic transformations (Q1328827)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 612183
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A set one-to-one two-dimensional biquadratic transformations
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 612183

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    A set one-to-one two-dimensional biquadratic transformations (English)
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    8 August 1994
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    In this paper: ``It is proved that a simple constraint on the parameters of the biquadratic form will produce a set of geometrical transformations that are one-to-one over a rectangular region of the plane. The transformations are treated as interpolations from discrete mappings specified at a finite set of points within the region. The constraint, which is less stringent than a previously proposed constraint of the same form, is shown to be minimal. Because of their polynomial form, these transformations are continuous, smooth and computationally simple. Comparisons with transformations of other forms are made and applications are discussed''.
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    geometric constraints
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    biquadratic form
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    geometrical transformations
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    one-to-one
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    interpolations
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    discrete mappings
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    polynomial
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