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Mathematics / Computer graphics / Cubic Hermite spline / Bézier curve / Curvature / Curve / Euler spiral / Smoothing / B-spline / Interpolation / Splines / Geometry
Date: 2009-04-12 16:16:38
Mathematics
Computer graphics
Cubic Hermite spline
Bézier curve
Curvature
Curve
Euler spiral
Smoothing
B-spline
Interpolation
Splines
Geometry

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