PARTIAL DERIVATIVE EFFECTS IN TWO-DIMENSIONAL SPLINE FUNCTION NODES

Year 2016, Volume: 4 Issue: 2, 10 - 16, 15.10.2016

Oğuzer Sinan

https://izlik.org/JA28DY62WH

Abstract

One of the methods is two-dimensional spline functions for to create geometrical model of surface. In this study Eligibility of partial derivatives values for each node was examined. These nodes are projection of creation aimed surface. Created effects by the chosen values were evaluated. The results of the application example was provided with a computer software developed.

Keywords

cubic spline , two dimensional splines , partial derivative

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