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SUMMARY:Henrik Schumacher (TU Chemnitz)
DTSTART:20220509T134000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Title: <a href="https://researchseminars.org/talk/NSCM/62/">Re
 pulsive Curves and Surfaces</a>\nby Henrik Schumacher (TU Chemnitz) as par
 t of Nečas Seminar on Continuum Mechanics\n\n\nAbstract\nFunctionals that
  penalize bending or stretching of a surface play a key role in geometric 
 and scientific\ncomputing\, but to date have ignored a very basic requirem
 ent: in many situations\, surfaces must not pass\nthrough themselves or ea
 ch other. This paper develops a numerical framework for optimization of su
 rface\ngeometry while avoiding (self-)collision. The starting point is the
  tangent-point energy\, which effectively pushes\napart pairs of points th
 at are close in space but distant along the surface. We develop a discreti
 zation of\nthis energy for triangle meshes and introduce a novel accelerat
 ion scheme based on a fractional Sobolev inner\nproduct. In contrast to si
 milar schemes developed for curves (cf. [2])\, we avoid the complexity of 
 building a\nmultiresolution mesh hierarchy by decomposing our precondition
 er into two ordinary Poisson equations\, plus\nforward application of a fr
 actional differential operator. We further accelerate this scheme via hier
 archical\napproximation and describe how to incorporate a variety of const
 raints (on area\, volume\, etc.). Finally\, we\nexplore how this machinery
  might be applied to problems in mathematical visualization\, geometric mo
 deling\,\nand geometry processing.\nJoint work with: Chris Yu\, Caleb Brak
 ensiek\, Keenan Crane\nReferences\n[1] C. Yu\, C. Brakensiek\, H. Schumach
 er\, and C. Keenan Repulsive Surfaces. ACM Trans. Graph.\, 40(6):1–19\,\
 n2021.\n[2] C. Yu\, H. Schumacher\, and C. Keenan Repulsive Curves. ACM Tr
 ans. Graph.\, 40(2):1-21\, 2021.\n
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