Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS: a valuable link with finite element modeling
Abstract: "At the ISO/IEC editing meeting on PHIGS PLUS p2 s in Villars sur Ollon, Switzerland from 9 to 14 September 1990, an additional output primitive was added to PHIGS PLUS p2 s: Triangle Set 3 With Data together with its 2D shorthand. The principal reason for that addition was that only...
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Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "At the ISO/IEC editing meeting on PHIGS PLUS p2 s in Villars sur Ollon, Switzerland from 9 to 14 September 1990, an additional output primitive was added to PHIGS PLUS p2 s: Triangle Set 3 With Data together with its 2D shorthand. The principal reason for that addition was that only triangular primitives admit uniquely defined interpolation of data (colours, normals, etc.) across the facet. However, an additional advantage of this new primitive is its value for the visualization of scientific computing results It corresponds in a very pleasant way with the Finite Element Method using piecewise linear blending functions on a triangular partition of the function domain. In this paper, an outline will be given of the possible use of this function by Finite Element engineers. |
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spelling | Bakker, Miente Verfasser aut Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling M. Bakker Amsterdam 1991 8 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica <Amsterdam> / Department of Computer Science: Report CS 91,10 Abstract: "At the ISO/IEC editing meeting on PHIGS PLUS p2 s in Villars sur Ollon, Switzerland from 9 to 14 September 1990, an additional output primitive was added to PHIGS PLUS p2 s: Triangle Set 3 With Data together with its 2D shorthand. The principal reason for that addition was that only triangular primitives admit uniquely defined interpolation of data (colours, normals, etc.) across the facet. However, an additional advantage of this new primitive is its value for the visualization of scientific computing results It corresponds in a very pleasant way with the Finite Element Method using piecewise linear blending functions on a triangular partition of the function domain. In this paper, an outline will be given of the possible use of this function by Finite Element engineers. Computer graphics Department of Computer Science: Report CS Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica <Amsterdam> 91,10 (DE-604)BV008928356 91,10 |
spellingShingle | Bakker, Miente Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling Computer graphics |
title | Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling |
title_auth | Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling |
title_exact_search | Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling |
title_full | Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling M. Bakker |
title_fullStr | Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling M. Bakker |
title_full_unstemmed | Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS a valuable link with finite element modeling M. Bakker |
title_short | Triangle sets in PHIGS PLUS |
title_sort | triangle sets in phigs plus a valuable link with finite element modeling |
title_sub | a valuable link with finite element modeling |
topic | Computer graphics |
topic_facet | Computer graphics |
volume_link | (DE-604)BV008928356 |
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