Pedro J. Martínez-Aparicio , Pedro Ortiz , Juan Carlos Trillo
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Abstract
Our purpose in this article is to prove the stability of the subdivision scheme associated with the PPH reconstruction on nonuniform grids. This subdivision scheme is convexity preserving and therefore quite interesting from the practical point of view. Therefore, it is also of utmost importance to count with a stability result ensuring its applicability in real cases. The theoretical stability has been proven for quasi-uniform grids with In the numerical experiments we analyze the sharpness of the given stability bound and of the restriction on the grids.
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