Barycentric coordinates as a fundamental tool for spatial shape deformation

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	NSF Workshop on Barycentric Coordinates in Geometry Processing and Finite/Boundary Element Methods
State	Published - 2012

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Place of conference:New York, U.S.A

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Weber, O. (2012). Barycentric coordinates as a fundamental tool for spatial shape deformation. In NSF Workshop on Barycentric Coordinates in Geometry Processing and Finite/Boundary Element Methods

Weber, O. / Barycentric coordinates as a fundamental tool for spatial shape deformation. NSF Workshop on Barycentric Coordinates in Geometry Processing and Finite/Boundary Element Methods. 2012.

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