
Résumé
offers both a theoretically unifying understanding of polynomial curves and surfaces (or "blossoming") and an
effective implementation approach that students, scientists, and advanced practitioners can bring to bear on their
own work. This book is destined to emerge as the classic work on this complex subject and an essential acquisition
for readers in many different areas, including animation, virtual reality development, geometric modeling,
visualization, computer vision, and motion planning.
Key Features:
- Achieves a depth of coverage not found in any other
book in this
field
- Offers a mathematically rigorous, unifying approach to
the algorithmic
generation and manipulation of curves and surfaces
- Presents, in addition to theory, details and examples
of implementations,
demonstrating methods that produce highly continuous curves and surfaces
- A compelling book for graduate students, scientists,
and advanced
practitioners across a number of fields
- A high-end computer grahics book using a mathimatical
approach.
Offers a wealth of conceptual & practical information for computer
scientist & engineers
with a need for the latest geometric & modeling techniques
- Attempts to fill the gap between Mathematics an
Computer Graphics
involving Geometric modeling, Computer vision & Motion planning.
Table of contents
1: Introduction
2: Basics of Affine Geometry
3: Introduction to the Algorithmic Geometry of Polynomial
Curves
4: Multiaffine Maps and Polar Forms
5: Polynomial Curves as Be'zier Curves
6: B-Spline Curves
7: Polynomial Surfaces
8: Subdivision Algorithms for Polynomial Surfaces
9: Polynomial Spline Surfaces and Subdivision
Surfaces
10: Embedding an Affine Space in a Vector Space
11: Tensor Products and Symmetric Tensor Products
12: Appendix 1: Linear Algebra
13: Appendix 2: Complements of Affine Geometry
14: Appendix 3: Topology
15: Appendix 4: Differential Calculus
L'auteur - Jean H. Gallier
received the degree of Civil Engineer from the Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussees in 1972 and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from UCLA in 1978. That same year he joined the University of Pennsylvania, where he is presently a professor in CIS with a secondary appointment in Mathematics. In 1983, he received the Linback Award for distinguished teaching. Gallier?s research interests range from constructive logics and automated theorem proving to geometry and its applications to computer graphics, animation, computer vision, and motion planning. The author of Logic in Computer Science, he enjoys hiking (especially the Alps) and swimming. He also enjoys classical music (Mozart), jazz (Duke Ellington, Oscar Peterson), and wines from Burgundy, especially Volnay.
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Morgan Kaufmann |
Auteur(s) | Jean H. Gallier |
Parution | 10/07/1999 |
Nb. de pages | 488 |
Format | 19,2 x 24,2 |
Couverture | Relié |
Poids | 1050g |
EAN13 | 9781558605992 |
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