Transforming Curves on Surfaces
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- University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee United States
- University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee United States
- University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee United States
computation, topology, Computer Networks and Communications, Applied Mathematics, computational topology, homotopy, fundamental group, modern combinatorial group theory, Theoretical Computer Science, combinatorial group theory, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Computer graphics; computational geometry (digital and algorithmic aspects), surface, Parallel algorithms in computer science, curve
computation, topology, Computer Networks and Communications, Applied Mathematics, computational topology, homotopy, fundamental group, modern combinatorial group theory, Theoretical Computer Science, combinatorial group theory, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Computer graphics; computational geometry (digital and algorithmic aspects), surface, Parallel algorithms in computer science, curve
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