Applets

You can read a bit more about my research or my publications, but it is always nice to have picture or an applet.

(If you are looking for something more amusing, you might want to check my Java implementation of the game Sokoban with a PalmOS version.)

I have written many Java applets, but here's one that people seem to like playing with. Below, you'll find a Java applet computing a dyadic interpolant using the coefficients you've entered. By choosing the right parameters, you can generate B-Splines (almost everywhere infinitely differentiable) to nowhere differentiable curves and all the way to mere distributions.

Below, you'll find a Java applet reproducing plots from pages 199 and 200 of the paper A family of Hermite interpolants by bisection algorithms by Jean-Louis Merrien. Try changing the parameters to see what is happening... (The applet might not work under some browsers like Konqueror for example.) Jean-Louis Merrien is a French colleague and co-author with his own web page.

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