MGNANAOct 26, 2010

On two-dimensional shape-preserving approximation

arXiv:1010.5448h-index: 10
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It solves a fundamental question in approximation theory for two-dimensional mappings, with potential implications for shape-preserving applications.

The paper proves that any continuous mapping from a two-dimensional domain to the plane can be uniformly approximated by smooth mappings with nonnegative Jacobian, addressing a shape-preserving approximation problem.

In this paper we investigate a problem of approximation of continuous mappings by smooth mappings with nonnegative Jacobian.

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