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Directional Mollification for Knot-Preserving $C^{\infty}$ Smoothing of Polygonal Chains with Explicit Curvature Bounds

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arXiv:2603.21831v3 Announce Type: replace Abstract: We introduce the \textit{directional mollification} operator, which acts on polygonal chains to produce $C^{\infty}$ curve approximants that are arbitrarily close to the original curve -- pointwise and uniformly on compact subsets -- while strictly interpolating its vertices. Unlike standard mollification, which fails to preserve vertices, this directional construction enables local, vertex-preserving smoothing; modifying a single segment alters the $C^{\infty}$ output only within an explicitly controllable neighborhood. The operator admits closed-form curvature bounds and provides analytic control over curve geometry. Furthermore, we develop a parametric family of smoothing operators that unifies conventional and directional mollification into a single framework. Combining computational simplicity with strict waypoint fidelity, this method is directly applicable to geometric modeling, robotics, computer graphics, and CNC machining.

Abstract:We introduce the \textit{directional mollification} operator, which acts on polygonal chains to produce $C^{\infty}$ curve approximants that are arbitrarily close to the original curve -- pointwise and uniformly on compact subsets -- while strictly interpolating its vertices. Unlike standard mollification, which fails to preserve vertices, this directional construction enables local, vertex-preserving smoothing; modifying a single segment alters the $C^{\infty}$ output only within an explicitly controllable neighborhood. The operator admits closed-form curvature bounds and provides analytic control over curve geometry. Furthermore, we develop a parametric family of smoothing operators that unifies conventional and directional mollification into a single framework. Combining computational simplicity with strict waypoint fidelity, this method is directly applicable to geometric modeling, robotics, computer graphics, and CNC machining.

Robotics (cs.RO); Differential Geometry (math.DG)

arXiv:2603.21831 [cs.RO]

(or arXiv:2603.21831v3 [cs.RO] for this version)

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