LRspline
LRspline, short for Locally Reinforced B-spline, is a type of spline-based mathematical representation used in computer graphics, geometric modeling, and CAD systems for constructing smooth curves and surfaces. It combines the flexibility of traditional B-splines with localized features that allow for enhanced control and refinement in specific regions without affecting the entire model.
The primary characteristic of LRsplines is their ability to incorporate local reinforcement, which involves strengthening or
LRspline models are known for their efficiency in representing complex geometries with fewer control points compared
The mathematical foundation of LRsplines builds upon B-spline and NURBS (Non-Uniform Rational B-Splines) theory, extending their
Overall, LRsplines provide a powerful tool for precise, efficient, and flexible geometric modeling, facilitating detailed surface