Search Results - "Meek, S D"
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An arc spline approximation to a clothoid
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (01-09-2004)“…The clothoid is a spiral used in highway and railway route design. Clothoids are transcendental functions and so have been approximated by polynomials, by…”
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A controlled clothoid spline
Published in Computers & graphics (01-06-2005)“…A clothoid has the property that its curvature varies linearly with arclength. This is a useful feature for the path of a vehicle whose turning radius is…”
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Planar interpolation with a pair of rational spirals
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (01-04-2007)“…Spirals are curves of one-signed, monotone increasing or decreasing curvature. Spiral segments have the advantage that the minimum and maximum curvatures are…”
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A generalisation of the Pythagorean hodograph quintic spiral
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (01-12-2004)“…An existing planar Pythagorean hodograph (PH) quintic spiral, with zero curvature at one end, is generalised to form a two parameter family of PH quintic…”
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On surface normal and Gaussian curvature approximations given data sampled from a smooth surface
Published in Computer aided geometric design (2000)“…Approximations to the surface normal and to the Gaussian curvature of a smooth surface are often required when the surface is defined by a set of discrete…”
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A note on finding clothoids
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (01-10-2004)“…The clothoid is a spiral that is used as transition curve in highway and railway route design. Although its defining formulas are transcendental functions,…”
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Smoothing an arc spline
Published in Computers & graphics (01-08-2005)“…Arc splines are G 1 continuous curves made of circular arcs and straight-line segments. They have the advantages that the curvature of an arc spline is known…”
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Coaxing a planar curve to comply
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (01-03-2002)“…A long-standing problem in computer graphics is to find a planar curve that is shaped the way you want it to be shaped. A selection of various methods for…”
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Curve design with more general planar Pythagorean-hodograph quintic spiral segments
Published in Computer aided geometric design (01-10-2013)“…Spiral segments are useful in the design of fair curves. They are important in CAD/CAM applications, the design of highway and railway routes, trajectories of…”
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Constrained interpolation with rational cubics
Published in Computer aided geometric design (01-08-2003)“…For a given set of ordered points lying on one side of a polyline, the problem of constructing a planar interpolating G 2 curve to these planar data which lies…”
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A planar cubic Bézier spiral
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (30-07-1996)“…A planar cubic Bézier curve segment that is a spiral, i.e., its curvature varies monotonically with arc-length, is discussed. Since this curve segment does not…”
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G2 blends of linear segments with cubics and Pythagorean-hodograph quintics
Published in International journal of computer mathematics (01-09-2009)“…Fillets, also known as blend arcs, are used in CNC machining to round corners. Fillets are normally circular arcs, which have G1 contact with the straight line…”
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Curvature extrema of planar parametric polynomial cubic curves
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (01-09-2001)“…Parametric polynomial cubic curve segments are widely used in computer-aided design and computer-aided geometric design applications because their flexibility…”
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Blending two parametric curves
Published in Computer aided design (01-06-2009)“…Segments of two given curves can be blended to produce a segment of a new curve. Blending can provide a smooth transition from one curve to another and can…”
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Geometric Hermite interpolation with Tschirnhausen cubics
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (08-07-1997)“…Explicit formulae are found that give the unique Tschirnhausen cubic that solves a geometric Hermite interpolation problem. That solution is used to create a…”
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Approximating smooth planar curves by arc splines
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (19-05-1995)“…When a smooth curve is used to describe the path of a computer-controlled cutting machine, the path is usually approximated by many straight line segments. It…”
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The family of biarcs that matches planar, two-point G(1)Hermite data
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (15-02-2008)“…The biarc is a curve made by joining two circular arcs in a G(1)fashion. There is a one-parameter family of biarcs that can match given planar, two-point…”
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Clothoid Spline Transition Spirals
Published in Mathematics of computation (01-07-1992)“…Highway and railway designers use clothoid splines (planar G2 curves consisting of straight line segments, circular arcs, and clothoid segments) as center…”
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Spiral arc spline approximation to a planar spiral
Published in Journal of computational and applied mathematics (15-07-1999)“…A biarc is a one-parameter family of G 1 curves that can satisfy G 1 Hermite data at two points. An arc spline approximation to a smooth planar curve can be…”
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Polynomial blending in a mesh hole-filling application
Published in Computer aided design (01-04-2010)“…In this paper, a feature-preserving mesh hole-filling algorithm is realized by the polynomial blending technique. We first search for feature points in the…”
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