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ORCIDComputer Aided Geometric Design, Volume 63
Volume 63, July 2018
- Maodong Pan
, Falai Chen, Weihua Tong:
Low-rank parameterization of planar domains for isogeometric analysis. 1-16 - Weiwei Xu, Haifeng Yang, Yin Yang, Yiduo Wang, Kun Zhou:
Stress-aware large-scale mesh editing using a domain-decomposed multigrid solver. 17-30 - Anat Amir, David Levin:
High order approximation to non-smooth multivariate functions. 31-65 - Marjeta Knez, Emil Zagar:
Interpolation of circular arcs by parametric polynomials of maximal geometric smoothness. 66-77 - Carlotta Giannelli, Duccio Mugnaini, Alessandra Sestini:
C2 continuous time-dependent feedrate scheduling with configurable kinematic constraints. 78-95 - Hui Zhao, Xuan Li, Huabin Ge, Na Lei, Min Zhang, Xiaoling Wang, Xianfeng Gu:
Conformal mesh parameterization using discrete Calabi flow. 96-108 - Eva Blazková, Zbynek Sír:
Support function at inflection points of planar curves. 109-121 - Abhilash Nayak, Thomas Stigger, Manfred L. Husty, Philippe Wenger, Stéphane Caro:
Operation mode analysis of 3-RPS parallel manipulators based on their design parameters. 122-134 - Glen Mullineux, Robert J. Cripps, Benjamin Cross:
Bézier motions with end-constraints on speed. 135-148 - Juan Cao, Yanyang Xiao, Zhonggui Chen, Wenping Wang, Chandrajit Bajaj:
Functional data approximation on bounded domains using polygonal finite elements. 149-163
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