Version: 0.4 (01.02.2018)
Written by Wolfgang Erb
The package LSphere contains a Matlab-implementation to calculate a spectral interpolation on the sphere from data given on the nodes of spherical Lissajous curves. The description of the spherical Lissajous curves, the Lissajous node sets and the spectral interpolation scheme can be found in [1].
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To test the package use main_example.m
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To plot the spherical Lissajous curve and its intersection points use Lissajous_example.m
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To plot the Lagrange functions of the interpolation scheme use Lagrange_example.m
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For an application of the interpolation scheme in estimating the rotation of objects try navigator_nls_example.m
The general construction of the interpolation scheme based on the node points of spherical Lissajous curves is introduced in
- [1] Erb, W.
A spectral interpolation scheme on the unit sphere based on the nodes of spherical Lissajous curves
arXiv:1802.06546 [math.NA] (2018)
Copyright (C) 2018 Wolfgang Erb
This software was written by Wolfgang Erb at the Department of Mathemathics at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
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