Meeting Agenda
Wednesday, June 19th, 1996
- Location:
- Graphics Lab
- Time:
- 1:30 PM
- Chair:
- William Cowan
1. Adoption of the Agenda - additions or deletions
2. Coffee Hour
- Coffee hour this week:
- Any volunteers?
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- Coffee hour next week:
- Any volunteers?
3. Next meeting
- Date:
- June 26, 1996
- Location:
- DC 1304
- Time:
- 1:30 PM
- Chair:
- Matthew Davidchuk
- Technical presentation:
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Josh Cameron
4. Forthcoming
- Chairs:
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- Ed Dengler
- Saar Friedman
- Ryan Gunther
- Tech Presenters:
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- Stewart Chao
- Wilkin Chau
- Bill Cowan
5. Technical Presentation
- Presenter:
- Leith Chan
- Title:
- User Interface for Surface Pasting
Abstract:
By using a procedure known as pasting, detailed features are
added to composite spline surfaces in a multi-layered fashion by means
of an efficient displacement scheme. The feature orientation is
arbitrary, and the underlying domains may be partially overlapping and
non-linearly transformed. As a result, this technique allows us to
model surfaces by interactively changing displacements, control
vertices, or the domain layout.
In this presentation, I'll talk about the user interface for surface
pasting, with focus on two techniques: domain user interface and world
space user interface.
6. General Discussion Items
7. Action List
- University of Toronto visit
8. Director's Meeting
9. Seminars
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Pure Math Applied Math
Combinatrics & Optimization Club
Summer Lecture Series
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Dr. John Baker of the Pure Math Department
Functional Equations and the New World Order
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Abstract:
A real function f is said to be additive provided it
satisfies the "Cauchy Functional equation:
f(x+y)=f(x)+f(y) for all real x and y.
This historical discourse mainly concerns additive
functions with emphasis on the seminal contributions of
Cauchy, Darboux, Hamel, Frechet and Steinhaus.
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THURSDAY JUNE 20 3:30 PM MC 4040
refreshments will be served..
10. Lab Cleanup (until 2:30 or 5 minutes)