An algorithm is presented for calculating an osculatory quadratm sphne that preserves the monotonmlty and convexity of the data when consmtent with the given derivatives at the data points A method is also presented for calculatmn of an mterpolatory quadratm sphne with monotonicity and convexity consistent with that of the data Included is a discussion of pathologms that can occur when these algorithms are maplemented. Examples are given that illustrate the dependence of the method on only local informatmn and its usefulness m geometrm design.
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