Polyhedral design with blended $n$-sided interpolants
P\'eter Salvi

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel parametric surface representation that interpolates mesh vertices of arbitrary topology using blended multi-sided interpolants, enabling smooth connections across complex mesh structures.
Contribution
It presents a new blending technique for multi-sided quadratic interpolants and a specialized parameterization method for non-quadrilateral patches.
Findings
Successfully interpolates vertices of arbitrary mesh topology
Creates smooth, connected quadrilateral patches
Handles triangular subpatches effectively
Abstract
A new parametric surface representation is proposed that interpolates the vertices of a given closed mesh of arbitrary topology. Smoothly connecting quadrilateral patches are created by blending local, multi-sided quadratic interpolants. In the non-four-sided case, this requires a special parameterization technique involving rational curves. Appropriate handling of triangular subpatches and alternative subpatch representations are also discussed.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Computational Geometry and Mesh Generation · Topology Optimization in Engineering
