Sebastian Koch
ABSTRACT
This course is a group endeavor by Sebastian Koeh, Teseo Sehneider, Francis Williams, and Daniele Panozzo. Please contact us if you have questions or comments. For troubleshooting, please post an issue on github. We are grateful to the authors of all open souree C++ libraries we are using. In particular, libigl, tetwild, polyfem, pybind11, and Jupyter.
The course will mainly use
• igl (Section 2)
• polyfem (Section 3)
• ABC Dataset CAD Processing (Section 4)
• TetWild
• 3D Viewer
We provide documentation for the first 3 libraries in these course notes and we refer to https://geometryprocessing.github.io/geometric-computing-python/ for a complete and live version.
Supplemental Material
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