“Topological Surface Deformation” by Verlo


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  • ©Alan Verlo

Conference:


  • SIGGRAPH 1994
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    Topological Surface Deformation

Program Title:


    VROOM

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Description:


    This program uses free-form deformations to study the topology of mathematical surfaces. Several deformations are demonstrated, including the claim of topologists that a donut (torus) and a coffee cup are topologically equivalent. Virtual reality encourages users to see shapes from a new perspective – from the inside, looking out – and to explore and manipulate complex surfaces in order to better understand them.


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