Volume 6, Number 1, February 1989

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  Gary J. Herron: Polynomial bases for quadratic and cubic polynomials which yield control points with small convex hulls. 1-9
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  Thomas Reuding: Bézier patches on cubic grid curves - An application to the preliminary design of a yacht hull surface. 11-21
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  Hans-Peter Seidel: A new multiaffine approach to B-splines. 23-32
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  Warren N. Waggenspack Jr., David C. Anderson: Piecewise parametric approximations for algebraic curves. 33-53
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  Jörg M. Hahn: Geometric continuous patch complexes. 55-67
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  John A. Gregory, Jörg M. Hahn: A C2 polygonal surface patch. 69-75
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  H. Guggenheimer: Computing frames along a trajectory. 77-78
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  Fred N. Fritsch: Representations for parametric cubic splines. 79-82
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  E. T. Y. Lee: Yet another proof of knot insertion. 83-84
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  James E. Cobb: Letter to the editor. 85-86

Volume 6, Number 2, May 1989

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  Sanjeev Bedi, Geoffrey W. Vickers: Surface lofting and smoothing with skeletal-lines. 87-96
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  Thomas A. Foley, Heon S. Ely: Surface interpolation with tension controls using cardinal bases. 97-109
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  D. J. T. Storry, A. A. Ball: Design of an n-sided surface patch from Hermite boundary data. 111-120
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  Marc Daniel, Jean-Claude Daubisse: The numerical problem of using Bézier curves and surfaces in the power basis. 121-128
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  Thomas A. Grandine: Computing zeroes of spline functions. 129-136
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  Thomas Garrity, Joe D. Warren: On computing the intersection of a pair of algebraic surfaces. 137-153
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  Nicholas M. Patrikalakis: Approximate conversion of rational splines. 155-165
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  Ramon F. Sarraga: Errata: G1 interpolation of generally unrestricted cubic Bézier curves. 167-171
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  Norbert Luscher: A Greville-like formula for -spline functions. 173-176
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  Mark S. Mummy: Hermite interpolation with B-splines. 177-179

Volume 6, Number 3, August 1989

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  Thomas A. Grandine: On convexity of piecewise polynomial functions on triangulations. 181-187
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  Leonidas Bardis, Nicholas M. Patrikalakis: Approximate conversion of rational B-spline patches. 189-204
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  Thomas W. Sederberg, Scott C. White, Alan K. Zundel: Fat arcs: A bounding region with cubic convergence. 205-218
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  Robert Schaback: Interpolation with piecewise quadratic visually C2 Bézier polynomials. 219-233
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  Malcolm S. Casale, James E. Bobrow: A set operation algorithm for sculptured solids modeled with trimmed patches. 235-247
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  C. Andrew Neff: Decomposing algebraic sets using Gröbner bases. 249-263
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  H. E. Bez: An analysis of invariant curves. 265-277

Volume 6, Number 4, November 1989

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  Paul Dierckx, Bart Tytgat: Generating the Bézier points of a -spline curve. 279-291
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  Josef Hoschek, Franz-Josef Schneider, Peter Wassum: Optimal approximate conversion of spline surfaces. 293-306
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  Helmut Pottmann: Projectively invariant classes of geometric continuity for CAGD. 307-321
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  Lyle Ramshaw: Blossoms are polar forms. 323-358
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  E. T. Y. Lee: A note on blossoming. 359-362

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