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The question as stated: Define the uniform linear splines $H_{k}$:=$H_0$$(x-k)$, $k= -1,0,1,2,3,$ where

$H_0$={$x+1$, 0$\le$x$\lt$1

$2-x$, 1$\le$x$\lt$2,

$0$, otherwise

For $k=-1$, I would get:

$H_{-1}$={x+1, 1$\le$x$\lt$2

$1-x$, 2$\le$x$\lt$3

$0$, otherwise

Is that correct?

Thank you.

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