Mini-Workshop: Interpolation, Approximation, and Algebra
Carl de Boor
University of Wisconsin-Madison, Eastsound, USATomas Sauer
Universität Passau, GermanyHenry K. Schenck
Auburn University, USATatyana Sorokina
Towson University, USA
Abstract
This report involves two concepts of geometric modeling: multivariate data interpolation by polynomials, and the study of generalized barycentric coordinates. These topics are connected to a wide range of of applications, from computer aided design (CAD) systems for designing airplanes and automobiles to animation in movies to problems in numerical analysis and partial differential equations. Traditionally these topics were studied mostly from an analytic standpoint, but recently advanced algebraic tools have come into the picture. The purpose of the mini-workshop was to bring together a diverse group of researchers with different areas of expertise, drawing from both the approximation theory and algebraic geometry communities, and to explore the connections between the two areas in greater detail.
Cite this article
Carl de Boor, Tomas Sauer, Henry K. Schenck, Tatyana Sorokina, Mini-Workshop: Interpolation, Approximation, and Algebra. Oberwolfach Rep. 19 (2022), no. 1, pp. 383–428
DOI 10.4171/OWR/2022/7