Tomas Aschan

@timholy Just to make sure you don't read anything into the above message that I didn't intend: it was absolutely not my intention to assign blame anywhere by pointing out...

Is `FFTW` a heavy package? If so, it might be a bad idea to pull it in as a dependency for everyone who uses Interpolations.jl just to support this case....

Given that `FFTW.jl` requires an external dependency, that's a big 👎 to including this in `Interpolations.jl` from me, unfortunately. One of the main goals of this package from the start...

@wupeifan If you'd like to share the underlying mathematics too, that would be really helpful for putting a solid implementation together :) We have some math docs [here](https://github.com/tlycken/Interpolations.jl/tree/master/doc) but (as...

Sure, you can either attach it in the issue, (if Github allows it) or put it on e.g. dropbox or google drive and link to it here. The main idea...

> What does BC mean? Boundary Condition. (Don't worry about it - English is not my first language either 😃 ) > I did it by a dense matrix multiplication...

@wupeifan Pull requests are always welcome :) If you do submit one, do try to make your implementation match the style of the APIs of the other interpolation methods (regular-grid...

It's not desirable to be able to extrapolate a `Float64` interpolation object to something that's not a `Float64`, because that would violate type safety. However, if `Float64` is the datatype...

The intention of this package was, from the very beginning, to house a number of interpolation schemes. We for example already have B-splines on regular grids, as well as lower-order...

@kaslusimoes Basically, one would have to work out the math for integrating B-splines, and then implement something that uses the results for actual evaluation. I can imagine a fruitful approach...