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A complete treatment of D1 discontinuities in a discontinuity mesh

Authors: Sherif Ghali; A. James Stewart;

A complete treatment of D1 discontinuities in a discontinuity mesh

Abstract

This paper presents a treatment of first-order discontinuities (D1) that arise in discontinuity meshes. An algorithm is described that, given a planar D1 discontinuity surface in a polyhedral scene, computes the corresponding discontinuity curves on the faces of the scene. A method is described to efficiently update the backprojection across a D1 discontinuity curve. An alternative update method is presented which is novel and numerically robust.

Proceedings of the 1996 Conference on Graphics Interface, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 22 - 24 May 1996, 122-131

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