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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2005 / iii / Paper 66 / 4 / ii / Solution

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If each univariate basis sums to one, distribute the finite sums, or use local finiteness when the basis is infinite:
j∑​k∑​bjk​(u,v)=(j∑​ϕj​(u))(k∑​ψk​(v))=1.​
(1)
Thus the tensor-product surface basis is a partition of unity. In particular, translating every control point by a fixed vector translates the parametric surface by precisely that vector, and constant control data produce a constant parametric surface.

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