
doi: 10.3390/math8040525
Some years ago, several authors tried to construct fractal surfaces which pass through a given set of data points. They used bivariable functions on rectangular grids, but the resulting surfaces failed to be continuous. A method based on their work for generating fractal interpolation surfaces is presented. Necessary conditions for the attractor of an iterated function system to be the graph of a continuous bivariable function which interpolates a given set of data are also presented here. Moreover, a comparative study for four of the most important constructions and attempts on rectangular grids is considered which points out some of their limitations and restrictions.
attractor, dynamic system, QA1-939, bivariate surfaces, fractal interpolation, iterated function system, Mathematics
attractor, dynamic system, QA1-939, bivariate surfaces, fractal interpolation, iterated function system, Mathematics
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