Mathematics for Computer Graphics [Hardcover]

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Publication Date: January 1993

This unique textbook, which is based on courses taught by the author to students in the US, UK and Europe, introduces the geometry, analysis and topology necessary to understand the mathematical framework for computer graphics. The topics covered range from symmetry and tilings to chaos and fractals, and the applications from computational geometry through numerical analysis to geometric modelling. Consequently it will be welcomed by mathematicians, computer scientists and engineers, whether students or professionals.

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."..a well-written book on the beauty of planar sets...accessible to anyone with a modest knowledge of mathematics and with an aptitude for logical reasoning...an excellent book...recommended to any mathematician who wants to deepen his knowledge of planar sets in a soft' manner..." Mathematical Reviews --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Book Description

This textbook , based on courses taught by the author to students in the USA and Europe, introduces the geometry, analysis and topology necessary to understand the mathematical framework for computer graphics. Topics range from symmetry and tiling to chaos and fractals. Applications include computational geometry, numerical analysis and geometrical modelling. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Product Details

Hardcover
Publisher: Cambridge University Press (January 1993)
ISBN-10: 9992353449
ISBN-13: 978-9992353448

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