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_id 5fe7
authors Hoffmann C.M.
year 1989
title Geometric and Solid Modeling
source Morgan Kaufmann
summary Solid modeling is rapidly emerging as a central area of research and de- velopment in such diverse applications as engineering and product design, computer-aided manufacturing, electronic prototyping, o -line robot pro- gramming, and motion planning. All these applications require represent- ing the shapes of solid physical objects, and such representations and basic operations on them can be provided by solid modeling. As a eld, solid modeling spans several disciplines, including mathemat- ics, computer science, and engineering. In consequence, it is a broad subject that must accommodate a diversity of viewpoints and has to meet a diversity of goals. Sometimes, this diversity of goals can lead to con icting demands. Current thinking on the subject views the proper resolution of these con- icts to be application-dependent. That is, it is no longer thought realistic to envision a comprehensive solid-modeling system that satis es the needs of all potential users. Rather, as it is argued, we should concentrate on con- structing a software environment in which many tools for geometric and solid computation are available and can be combined with ease as appropriate for the speci c application under consideration.
series other
last changed 2003/04/23 15:14

_id 22bd
authors Hoffmann, C.M., Hopcroft, J.E. and Karasick, M.S.
year 1989
title Robust Set Operations on Polyhedral Solids
source IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications. November, 1989. vol. 9: pp. 50-59 : ill. includes bibliography
summary The paper describes an algorithm for performing regularized Boolean operations on polyhedral solids. Robustness is achieved by adding symbolic reasoning as a supplemental step to resolve possible numerical uncertainty. Additionally, numerical redundancy and numerical computation based on derived quantities are reduced as much as possible. It also discusses the authors' experience with the implementation of the algorithm
keywords algorithms, polyhedra, solids, representation, computational geometry, geometric modeling, boolean operations
series CADline
last changed 2003/06/02 14:41

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