“Contact Detection Between Curved Fibres: High Order Makes a Difference”
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- Contact Detection Between Curved Fibres: High Order Makes a Difference
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When simulating fibre assemblies with standard techniques, we identify spurious artifacts in the contact forces which are caused by the use of low-order proxys for collision detection. We fix this issue by developing an efficient and accurate high-order detection scheme between two smooth curves, which is successfully applied to super-helices.
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