Lecture

Geometry: Geometric Computing

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This lecture by the instructor from the Geometric Computing Laboratory at EPFL covers fundamental concepts in geometric computing, such as determining the stability of digital geometric objects, vector spaces, barycentric coordinates, and triangle meshes. It explores topics like inner products, balancing triangles, and computing centroids. The presentation delves into the representation of geometric data in 2D, the computation of areas in meshes, and interesting geometry facts, providing a comprehensive overview of key geometric principles.

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