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ORCIDNeural, Parallel & Scientific Computations, Volume 5
Volume 5, Numbers 1-2, June 1997
- Ruibin Qu, Ravi P. Agarwal:
Developments and applications of Gregory surface patches. 1-36 - Xuefu Wang, Fuhua Cheng:
Surface design based on Hermite spline interpolation with tension control and optimal twist vectors. 37-54 - Helmut Pottmann:
General offset surfaces. 55-80 - Denis Blackmore, Ming C. Leu, Liping Wang, H. Jiang:
Swept volume: a retrospective and prospective view. 81-102 - Luiz Velho, Jonas de Miranda Gomes, Demetri Terzopoulos:
Implicit manifolds, triangulations and dynamics. 103-120 - Ching-Kuang Shene:
Blending with affine and projective Dupin cyclides. 121-152 - Claudia Bangert, Hartmut Prautzsch:
Circle and sphere as rational splines. 153-162 - Kenji Ueda:
Circular Be'zier arcs as rational Pythagorean-hodograph curves. 163-178 - Joab R. Winkler:
An ill-conditioned problem in computer aided geometric design. 179-200 - Marco D'Apuzzo, Lucia Maddalena:
A parallel algorithm for parametric cubic B-spline curves interpolation. 201-220 - Ruibin Qu, Muhammad Sarfraz, Dingyuan Liu:
A new approach to the improvement of surface triangulations using local algorithms. 221-238 - Qin-Zhong Ye:
An O(N) algorithm for computing the convex hull of a finite set of planar points. 239-256 - Pedro González-Casanova:
A Hilbertian approach to quasi interpolation methods. 257-274 - Ruibin Qu, Muhammad Sarfraz:
Efficient method for curve interpolation with monotonicity preservation and shape control. 275-288 - Otto Röschel:
Remarks on GC1-continuity of adjacent rational Be'zier patches. 289-296
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