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Polygonal interpolation, a simple, rapid, and versatile approximation method requiring minimal computing facilities.

A Lötz·W Vogt·B Popp·M Knedel
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A Lötz, W Vogt, B Popp, M Knedel. 1976. Polygonal interpolation, a simple, rapid, and versatile approximation method requiring minimal computing facilities.. https://doi.org/10.1016/0010-4809(76)90048-3

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