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6. List Of Papers By K. Sugihara Translate this page International Journal of Computational Geometry and Applications, Vol. .. The 19th Canadian Conference on computaional geometry (CCCG2007) (Ottawa, http://www.simplex.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/~sugihara/personal/sugilist.html

List of papers by K. Sugihara Journal Papers (in English) Kokichi SUGIHARA: Study of lexical graphs for the Japanese language. RAAG Research Notes, Third Series, No.181 (May 1972). Kokichi SUGIHARA: Dictionary-guided scene analysis based on depth information. Pattern Information Processing Report, Electrotechnical Laboratory, No.13 (March 1977), pp.48-122. Kokichi SUGIHARA: Picture language for skeletal polyhedra. Computer Graphics and Image Processing, Vol.8, No.3 (December 1978), pp.382-405. Kokichi SUGIHARA: A step toward man-machine communication by means of line drawings of polyhedra. Bulletin of Electrotechnical Laboratory, Vol.42, No.11/12 (December 1978), pp.848-871. Kokichi SUGIHARA: Range-data analysis guided by a junction dictionary. Artificial Intelligence, Vol.12, No.1 (May 1979), pp.41-69. Kokichi SUGIHARA and Masao IRI: A mathematical approach to the determination of the structure of concepts. The Matrix and Tensor Quarterly, Vol.30, No.3 (March 1980), pp.62-75. Kokichi SUGIHARA: On redundant bracing in plane skeletal structures. Bulletin of Electrotechnical Laboratory, Vol.44, No.5/6 (December 1980), pp.376-386.

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8. ALGORITHMIC APSECTS OF ALTERNATING SUM OF VOLUMES, PART II. NON 6 F.P. Preparata and M. L. Shamos, computaional geometry, SpringerVerlag, 1985 7 F.P. Preparata and S.J. Hong, Convex Hull of Finite Sets of Points in http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/7881/4/bam0413.0002.001.txt

1 Abstract This is the second of a two-part paper. As the first part focused on the issues of data structure and fast difference operation, this part studies the non-convergence of the Alternating Sum of Volumes (ASV) process. An ASV is a series of convex components joined by alternating union and difference operations. It is desirable that an ASV series be finite. However, such is not always the case - that the ASV algorithm can be non-convergent. In this paper, the causes of this non-convergence are investigated and the conditions responsible for it is found and proven. Linear time algorithms are then developed for the detection. 4 leads to an O(nlogn) algorithm for detecting the non-convergence of a deficiency, where n is the number of vertices in the deficiency. In Section 3, a sufficient condition for the non-convergence of an ASV series is given, which requires only linear time to detect. 16 With Theorem 1 and Lemma 3, the following is in order. Theorem 2. Whether a pseudo polyhedron 4i is strongly non-convergent or not can be detected in O(nlogn) time, where n is the number of the faces of (i. It is worth noting that in the ASV process, the algorithm MWCSSEPARATION not only detectes the strong non-convergence of a deficiency ~i, but also constructs the MWCS's of the deficiency 1-l. The pseudo polyhedron representation of the MWCS's can then be used for the subsequent convex hull and difference operations, along the corresponding branches after 2i+l.

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10. 15-451 Spring 2002 Course Schedule 26, Apr 23, Tue, computaional geometry I, 33, Asst 7 Ready, GM. 27, Apr 25, Thu, computaional geometry II, GM. 28, Apr 30, Tue, Approximation Algorithms http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/academic/class/15451-s02/www/schedule.html

15-451 Spring 2002 Course Schedule The topics are subject to change. Class Date Day Topic Reading Activity Lecturer Jan 15 Tue GM Jan 17 Thu Asymptotics, Recurrences Asst 1 Ready GM Jan 22 Tue Probabilistic analysis. Randomized Quicksort. GB Jan 24 Thu Linear-time selection (randomized and deterministic). GM Jan 29 Tue Lower bounds for comparison sorting. Asst 1 Due GM Jan 31 Thu Dynamic Programming Asst 2 Ready GB Feb 5 Tue Balanced Trees GB Feb 7 Thu Amortized Analysis GM Feb 12 Tue Self-adjusting lists and trees. Asst 2 Due GM Feb 14 Thu Radix Structures Asst 3 Ready GB Feb 19 Tue Exam 1 Feb 21 Thu Hashing GB Feb 26 Tue Graph algs I: MST (Prim and Kruskal). Asst 3 Due GM Feb 28 Thu Union-Find Asst 4 Ready GM Mar 5 Tue Shortest Paths GB Mar 7 Thu Midsemester break Mar 12 Tue Asst 4 Due GB Mar 14 Thu Network Flows and Matchings I Asst 5 Ready GB Mar 19 Tue Network Flows and Matchings II GB Mar 21 Thu Linear Programming I GB Mar 26 Tue Linear Programming II Asst 5 Due GB Mar 28 Thu Exam 2 Apr 2 Tue Spring Break I Apr 4 Thu Spring Break II Asst 6 Ready Apr 9 Tue NP-completeness I GB Apr 11 Thu NP-completeness II GB Apr 16 Tue Number-theoretic algorithms I Asst 6 Due GM Apr 18 Thu Number-theoretic algorithms II GM Apr 23 Tue Computaional Geometry I Asst 7 Ready GM Apr 25 Thu Computaional Geometry II GM Apr 30 Tue Approximation Algorithms GM May 2 Thu Review Asst 7 Due GB/GM May 6 Mon Final (5:30-8:30pm) The reading assignments all refer to CLRS, "Introduction to Algorithms"

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12. MegaCads Hilfe: MegaCads Ueberblick The user interface consists of a main window for displaying the geometry and for . Numerical Grid Generation in computaional Fluid Dynamics and Related http://www.megacads.dlr.de/docus/Overview.html

The Parametric Grid Generation System MegaCads Introduction During the last decade, advances in the field of numerical aerodynamics lead the way to very powerful codes capable of handling problems in two and three dimensions [ ]. The solution of the Navier-Stokes equations for a complex configuration, including the wall boundary layers, requires structured grids of high resolution. Even today the creation of such grids of high quality is very costly in time and thus in manpower. On the one hand, the long development times can be the result of using batch generators which usually can handle variations in parameters (like a flap deflection angle) easily, but are tailored to specific topologies which cannot be changed quickly. On the other hand, interactive methods, often integrated into existing CAD systems, are time consuming if modifications in geometry or parameters force the user to do a redesign of large parts of a grid. Over the last years, the DLR Institute of Design Aerodynamics has used commercial products and has developed batch generators for grids around complex transport configurations [ ]. Special interactive tools were developed for the smoothing and refining of algebraic grids [

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Dipl.-Ing. Petra Wenisch (née Hardt) Office: Phone: int+49 (89) 289-25063 Fax: int+49 (89) 289-25051 E-Mail: var name = 'wenisch'; var bauinfo= 'bv.tum.de'; document.write(''); document.write(name + '@' + bauinfo + ''); Consulting time: on appointment Research project Computational Steering: Interactive CFD Simulation using Supercomputers and VR environments Fields of interest High Performance Computing (Optimization) MPI, OpenMP and UPC Computational Steering Computational Fluid Dynamics (Lattice Boltzmann Method) Virtual Reality Visualization Publications Wenisch, P.; van Treeck, C.; Borrmann, A.; Rank, E.; Wenisch, O.: Computational Steering on Distributed Systems: Indoor Comfort Simulations as a Case Study of Interactive CFD on Supercomputers . In: Int. Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Systems, vol. 22 (4): p. 275 – 291, 2007 van Treeck, C.; Wenisch, P.; Borrmann, A.; Pfaffinger, M.; Egger, M.; Rank, E.: Utilizing high performance supercomputing facilities for interactive thermal comfort assessment . In: Proc. 10th Int. IBPSA Conference Building Simulation, September 3-6, Bejing, China 2007

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17. Texas Tech University: Mathematics & Statistics -- Assistant Professors Dr Dwyer worked for many years in computaional mechanics related to fracture, . Her main research interests are in differential geometry and related http://www.math.ttu.edu/people/profasst.shtml

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18. Cookies Required computaional DETAILS We have carried out first principles quantum mechanical RESULTS AND DISCUSSION The detailed geometry and the crystal structure of http://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevB.72.195102

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19. Program EPIT 2005 explaining the difficulty of certain problems and the computaional consequences of the Lower Bounds in Algebraic Complexity by Algebraic geometry http://perso.ens-lyon.fr/natacha.portier/EPIT2005/Program_EPIT_2005.html

Sunday May 29 16h45: Departure of the bus from Aix-en-provence TGV Monday May 30 Morning: (Paderborn, Germany) Recent advances in the Blum-Shub-Smale model Guillaume Malod (Kyoto University) Valiant's Model Afternoon: Guillaume Malod ( Valiant's Model (CNRS, Orsay) basic algorithms in quantum computation (Orsay) basic algorithms in quantum computation 19h30: dinner Tuesday May 31st Morning: (CNRS, Orsay) (50mn): basic algorithms in quantum computation (Orsay) (50mn): basic algorithms in quantum computation Etienne Grandjean (Caen, France) (50mn): Afternoon: Etienne Grandjean (Caen, France) Janos Makowsky (Technion, Israel Logical Methods in Combinatorics 18h-19h: visit of a "truffle field" ( read about truffle Wednesday June 1st Morning: Valentine Kabanets (Simon Fraser University, Canada) (2x50mn): Hardness versus randomness tradeoffs, or why proving lower bounds = designing deterministic algorithms Erich Kaltofen Tellegen's principle and the synthesis of algorithms Thursday June 2nd Morning: Sophie Laplante (Orsay) (2x50mn): lower bounds in quantum computation Dimitri Grigoriev (CNRS, Rennes, France) (50mn):

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