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Q: Lagrange interpolation of 3D Points on a curve ( No Answer,   0 Comments )
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Subject: Lagrange interpolation of 3D Points on a curve
Category: Science > Math
Asked by: turbo2005-ga
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Posted: 26 Mar 2005 16:46 PST
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Question ID: 500852
I have 4 points defining a curve, I want to interpolate more points
between them. The 4 points have x,y,z coordinates. And the number of
points between is variable.

A great answer would provide a function written in C. 

double*  getCoordinates( int numbetween, double* loc1, double* loc2,
double* loc3, double* loc4)

where the value returned is an array of the N = (4*numbetween -
numbetween) coordinates along the curve.

I found an answer for a question similar to this one, but the answer
was removed. And to put the original asker at ease, I am not a
competitor. I can pay more for a rapid answer.  

Thank you.
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