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אירועים והרצאות בפקולטה למדעי המחשב ע"ש הנרי ומרילין טאוב
פאדי מצארווי (הרצאה סמינריונית לדוקטורט)
יום ראשון, 16.09.2018, 13:30
This work investigates algorithms and data structures for volumetric
representation (V-reps) of 3D objects, representing the interior of
the object in addition to its boundaries, extending the contemporary
Boundary representation (B-rep) common scheme. In recent years, there
is a growing and emerging need for a volumetric representation of 3D
objects. Specifically, with the development of Iso-geometric Analysis
(IGA) and advanced manufacturing technologies employing heterogeneous
materials, such as 3D-printing and additive manufacturing (AM) of
functionally graded material. We employ B-spline trivariate basis
functions for the V-reps as follows:
We start by proposing a volumetric representation (V-rep) for
geometric modeling that is based on trimmed B-spline trivariates and
introduce its supporting volumetric modeling framework. The framework
includes various volumetric models (V-model) construction schemes from
basic (non-singular) volumetric primitives to high level constructors,
such as volumes of revolutions, as well as Boolean operations' support
for V-models. Further, this framework is also a seamless extension to
existing boundary representations (B-reps) common in all contemporary
geometric modeling systems, and allows a simple migration path of
existing B-rep data, tools and algorithms.
Then, we propose an untrimming algorithm - an algorithm for converting
trimmed B-spline surfaces and trivariates into a set of tensor product
B-splines. The untrimming algorithm can be utilized to simplify
algorithms and applications using the proposed framework, such as the
integration process for IGA.
Finally, we propose two algorithms for modeling of volumetric
micro-structures using functional composition over V-reps. The first
algorithm generates random microstructures with connectivity and
smoothness guarantees, and the second algorithm can be used to
construct micro-structures with bifurcations, that compensates for the
non-isometric behavior of the V-rep trivariate.