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Abstract
We present a surface interpolation scheme employing a kind of Overhauser-type interpolation splines over hierarchical T-meshes. The introduced spline surfaces exhibit continuity and possess the capability to interpolate all basis vertices within hierarchical T-meshes, making them well-suited for surface modeling applications. Initially, we develop a set of linearly parametrized basis surfaces over hierarchical T-meshes. Furthermore, through the blending of the basis functions with these linearly parametrized basis surfaces, we propose Overhauser-type interpolation splines over hierarchical T-meshes. Examples are provided to demonstrate the comparison of interpolation performance between PHT-splines and Overhauser-type interpolation splines. The Overhauser-type interpolation splines exhibit good properties such as affine invariance, interpolation property, and continuity. Some experiments on surface reconstruction of 3D triangular mesh models applying the new Overhauser-type interpolation splines are presented. The experimental results show that the new Overhauser-type interpolation splines are suitable for surface modeling.
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