P.S. Huggins and S.W. Zucker (2001), "Folds and Cuts: How shading flows into edges," Proc. Eigth International Conf. on Computer Vision, vol. II, ppFolds and Cuts: How Shading Flows Into Edges Patrick S. Hug

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Date: 2006-06-12 17:25:03 Topology Differential geometry 3D computer graphics Surfaces Transversality Curve Normal Tangent Shading Geometry Differential topology Mathematics		P.S. Huggins and S.W. Zucker (2001), "Folds and Cuts: How shading flows into edges," Proc. Eigth International Conf. on Computer Vision, vol. II, ppFolds and Cuts: How Shading Flows Into Edges Patrick S. Hug Add to Reading List Source URL: cs-www.cs.yale.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 579,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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