Lecture

Bezier Curves: Basics and Properties

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This lecture covers the basics of Bezier curves, starting with parametric curve representation and polynomial curves. It then introduces Bernstein polynomials and their properties, leading to the concept of Bezier curves and their key properties.

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Analysis: Numerical analysis, Complex analysis

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