Theory and Practice of Geometric Modeling

- A Algorithmic Aspects
- A Useful Polynomial Representation of Multiply Continuous Functions in the Unit Domain
- Computing B-Spline Control Points
- Approximate Parametrization of Algebraic Curves
- Geometric Modeling of Smooth Surfaces Using Triangular Patches
- The Generation of Ship Hulls with Given Design Parameters Using Tensor Product Surfaces
- Filling Polygonal Holes with Rectangular Patches
- Mesh Fairing GC1 Surface Generation Method
- Bernstein-Bézier Representation of Solid Modeling
- Constructive Solid Geometry with Sculptured Primitives Using Inner and Outer Sets
- A Uniform Representation Scheme for Freeform Geometric Modelling
- B Surface Intersections, Blending, Ray Tracing
- The Generalized Inverse Matrix and the Surface-Surface Intersection Problem
- Using Plane Vector Fields to Obtain all the Intersection Curves of Two General Surfaces
- Topological Considerations in Blending Boundary Representation Solid Models
- Blend Design as a Boundary-Value Problem
- Cyclide Blending in Solid Modelling
- Some Remarks on Cyclides in Solid Modeling
- Ray Tracing of Boundary Models with Implicit Blend Surfaces
- Ray Tracing Parametric Surfaces by Subdivision in Viewing Plane
- C Geometric Tools
- A Coordinate-Free Approach to Geometric Programming
- Containment Algorithms for Objects in Rectangular Boxes
- D Different Representation Schemes in Solid Modeling
- Integrated Polytrees: A Generalized Model for the Integration of Spatial Decomposition and Boundary Representation
- On Boundary to CSG and Extended Octrees to CSG Conversions
- Relationship Between S-Bounds and Active Zones in Constructive Solid Geometry
- Solid Modeling Schemes and Solid Reconstruction
- The Use of Geometric Models in Robotic Applications
- Experiences Using Adjacency Analysis for Building Topology Structures
- Information Structures and Database Support for Solid Modeling
- E Product Modeling and High Level Specifications
- Intelligent CAD-Systems