CSG 96: Set-theoretic solid modelling Techniques and Applications
Proceedings of the CSG 96 conference held in Winchester in April 1996. Twenty-two papers contribute to the advancement of a central solid modelling technology. The authors represent major research groups and well-known companies world-wide.
Contents
CSG formulations for identifying and for trimming faces of CSG models, J.R. Rossignac |
ACGSM - an adaptive CSG meshing algorithm, R.F. Tobler, T.M. Galla and W. Purgathofer |
Application of the ray-representation to problems of protein structure and function, M.G. Prisant |
Constraint based design of exact parameterized 3D solids, C. Nguyen and J.-C. Lafon |
Decomposition of a 2D polygon into a minimal set of disjoint primitives, H. Lipson and M. Shpitalni |
Destructive solid geometry for interactive entertainment and training, B.F. Naylor |
Efficient representations and techniques for computing B-reps of CSG models with NURBS primitives, S. Krishnan and D. Manocha |
An evaluation of recursive space-subdivision scheme using different subdivision cells, W.M.M. Ng and S.T. Tan |
A framework for sculptured solids in exact CSG representation, J. Menon and B. Guo |
Generalization of regularized Boolean set-operations for nonmanifolds, H. Murayama |
'HyperJazz' project: development of geometric modelling systems with inherent symbolic interactivity, V.D. Adzhiev, A.A. Pasko and A.V. Sarkisov |
Interfacing to a CSG history graph, A. Stork |
Parametric patches and volumes in function representation of geometric solids, K.T. Miura, A.A. Pasko and V.V. Savchenko |
Principles of solid geometry design logic, J.-F. Rotge |
Re-converting extended bintrees to CSG trees, Z. Bao |
Rendering CSG scenes with general antialiasing, J.-M. Hasenfratz and D. Ghazanfarpour |
Safe implementations of set operators using finite precision, M. Mukherjee, S.P. Pal, M.K. Varvani and M. Tripathi |
A solid modelling taxonomy for preserving rule-based relationships in analysis models, J.J. Cox and J.A. Talbert |
Three-value calculi in set-theoretic solid modelling, A.G. Gorelik |
Two basic operations for Nef polyhedra, H. Bieri |
Using CSG models in many dimensions to map where things can and cannot go, K. Wise and A. Bowyer |
Visual solid geometry (VSG), Y. Gardan, Y. Lanuel and R. Vivian |
ISBN 1-874728-09-7, hardback, 397 pages, 100 diagrams, 1996&nsbp; NOW REDUCED TO £70.00/$110.00