Algebraic Geometry and Geometric Modeling by Mohamed Elkadi, Bernard Mourrain, Ragni Piene

By Mohamed Elkadi, Bernard Mourrain, Ragni Piene

Algebraic Geometry presents a powerful idea concentrating on the certainty of geometric items outlined algebraically. Geometric Modeling makes use of on a daily basis, to be able to clear up useful and hard difficulties, electronic shapes in keeping with algebraic versions. during this booklet, now we have amassed articles bridging those parts. The war of words of different issues of view leads to a greater research of what the most important demanding situations are and the way they are often met. We concentrate on the next vital sessions of difficulties: implicitization, category, and intersection. the combo of illustrative images, specific computations and overview articles can assist the reader to address those topics.

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By Mohamed Elkadi, Bernard Mourrain, Ragni Piene

Algebraic Geometry presents a powerful idea concentrating on the certainty of geometric items outlined algebraically. Geometric Modeling makes use of on a daily basis, to be able to clear up useful and hard difficulties, electronic shapes in keeping with algebraic versions. during this booklet, now we have amassed articles bridging those parts. The war of words of different issues of view leads to a greater research of what the most important demanding situations are and the way they are often met. We concentrate on the next vital sessions of difficulties: implicitization, category, and intersection. the combo of illustrative images, specific computations and overview articles can assist the reader to address those topics.

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ML reproduces the exact implicitization if the symbolic integration option is used. Using this option the computation is extremely slow. For our test cases, we used the numerical option. PPL does not reproduce the exact implicit representation, since it approximates not only the points, but also the estimated unit normals. F. Shalaby et al. Quartic surface (PPL) Self pipe(PPL) Quartic surface (PPS) Cut–away view of Self pipe (PPL) Self pipe (PPS) Fig. 3. Results (PPL, PPS) • In the case of spline surfaces, the notion of an exact implicitization does not make much sense.

In the case n = 3, this computation goes very fast, even for pretty high degree d, and Macaulay 2 performs degree truncations to speed up the computation, if needed. The graded pieces that we need to know can also easily be computed using linear algebra routines, as explained in [3] and implemented in [2]. When the dimension of the base locus X of the map φ increases, the situation becomes harder to analyze. In dimension 1, the situation is pretty well understood: Proposition 13. 3] Assume that dim X = 1 and let C be the union of components of dimension 1 of X (its “unmixed part”).

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