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Convert cubic hermite polynomials into standard form - #2365
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This also retires the tiny Functions in the class in preference for the Interpolants class. I suspect the right API to use these kinds of interpolants is through the Interpolants and the InterpolantNodes. And for anything that needs to be embedded in some algorithm, the interpolant is a one-liner and code re-use might actually be less-clear rather than more.
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This also retires the tiny Functions in the class in preference for the Interpolants class.
I suspect the right API to use these kinds of interpolants is through the Interpolants and the InterpolantNodes. And for anything that needs to be embedded in some algorithm, the interpolant is a one-liner and code re-use might actually be less-clear rather than more.