Revolute Quadric Decomposition of Canal Surfaces and Its Applications

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Authors: Jia, JY; Joneja, Ajay; Tang, K.;

doi: 10.1007/11428848_37

Revolute Quadric Decomposition of Canal Surfaces and Its Applications

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Surfaces subdivision is an important means for geometric computing of surfaces in CAD. This paper proposes a new quadric subdivision for canal surfaces in this paper, RQ-sphere decomposition, that subdivides canal surfaces as a set of truncated revolute quadric with joint spheres. Experimental results show that the RQ-sphere decomposition is better than existing methods.

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