Lecture

Raytracing: Sphere+Plane Intersection

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Description

This lecture covers vector spaces, inner product, primary rays, ray-object intersections, and ray-sphere and ray-plane intersections in the context of raytracing. It explains how to represent and intersect spheres and planes with rays, providing both implicit and explicit methods for solving the intersection equations.

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