
doi: 10.1007/bf01932711
The second author and \textit{W. Hess} [Positive interpolation with rational quadratic splines, Computing 38, 261-267 (1987)] have given a necessary and sufficient condition according to which the property of positivity carries from the data set to rational quadratic spline interpolants of a special form. In the present paper positive rational splines of continuity class \(C^ 2\) are constructed by a method situated between a cubic spline method and a piecewise linear one. The Schmidt-Hess method appears as a limiting case.
Spline approximation, positive rational splines, piecewise linear, rational quadratic spline interpolants, cubic spline method, Numerical computation using splines
Spline approximation, positive rational splines, piecewise linear, rational quadratic spline interpolants, cubic spline method, Numerical computation using splines
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