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PH2T-splines, Part I: A Reasonable Mesh Assumption
This paper is the first in a three-part series on the construction of polynomial splines with the highest order of smoothness over hierarchical T-meshes, referred to as $\PHtwoT$-splines. For splines of bi-degree $(d,d)$, we study suitable refinement conditions for the subsequent basis construction,
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