Abstract
Multivariate polynomials of finite degree can be expanded into Bernstein form over a given simplex domain. The minimum and maximum Bernstein control points optimize the polynomial curve over the same domain. In this paper, we address methods for computing these control points in the simplicial case of maximum degree L. To this end, we provide arithmetic operations and properties for obtaining a fast computational method of Bernstein coefficients. Furthermore, we give an algorithm for direct determination of the minimum and maximum Bernstein coefficients (enclosure boundary) in the simplicial multivariate case. Subsequently, the implicit form, monotonicity, and dominance cases are investigated.