Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces

In the last few years, several techniques to fill holes of a given surface by means of minimal energy surfaces have been proposed. In all cases, the filling patches are obtained by minimizing an `energy functional' defined in a vector space of spline functions over the Powell-Sabin triangulatio...

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Main Author: Miguel Angel Fortes E.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad Simón Bolívar 2016-10-01
Series:Bulletin of Computational Applied Mathematics
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Online Access:http://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5GyVVQ6O030MTljVC1rbDNMWW8
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description In the last few years, several techniques to fill holes of a given surface by means of minimal energy surfaces have been proposed. In all cases, the filling patches are obtained by minimizing an `energy functional' defined in a vector space of spline functions over the Powell-Sabin triangulation associated to a $\Delta^1$-type triangulation of a given domain D. The energy functional and the space of spline functions are defined in order to the filling patch fulfills certain geometric features. In this work we present, for the first time, a general framework to include most of techniques above referred. Under this general new frame, we review the main filling-holes techniques developed until now, we give their main characteristics, the computation aspects as well as some graphical examples.
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spelling doaj.art-6501914ccc92444c91a025558ef0234c2022-12-21T19:03:33ZengUniversidad Simón BolívarBulletin of Computational Applied Mathematics2244-86592244-86592016-10-0142133164Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfacesMiguel Angel Fortes E.0Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Granada, Granada, EspañaIn the last few years, several techniques to fill holes of a given surface by means of minimal energy surfaces have been proposed. In all cases, the filling patches are obtained by minimizing an `energy functional' defined in a vector space of spline functions over the Powell-Sabin triangulation associated to a $\Delta^1$-type triangulation of a given domain D. The energy functional and the space of spline functions are defined in order to the filling patch fulfills certain geometric features. In this work we present, for the first time, a general framework to include most of techniques above referred. Under this general new frame, we review the main filling-holes techniques developed until now, we give their main characteristics, the computation aspects as well as some graphical examples.http://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5GyVVQ6O030MTljVC1rbDNMWW8Minimal energy surfacefilling-holePowell-Sabinfinite element
spellingShingle Miguel Angel Fortes E.
Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces
Bulletin of Computational Applied Mathematics
Minimal energy surface
filling-hole
Powell-Sabin
finite element
title Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces
title_full Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces
title_fullStr Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces
title_full_unstemmed Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces
title_short Hole-filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces
title_sort hole filling techniques by using minimal energy surfaces
topic Minimal energy surface
filling-hole
Powell-Sabin
finite element
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