Finite subdivision rules

By James W. Cannon, W. Floyd, W. Parry. 2001

83 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Computational Mechanics, Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design, Mechanics of Materials

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In Computational Mechanics

1. Hamid Salimi
2. Bruce Kleiner
3. Stefan Friedl

In Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided Design

1. Hamid Salimi
2. Bruce Kleiner
3. Henry Wilton

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Hamid Salimi
2. Bruce Kleiner

Citations in the corpus

• 3-Manifold Groups (2012, background): “, Conjecture 5.1] and goes back to earlier work in [Can94] (see also [Man07, p. 97]). We refer to [Bok06, Section 5] and [BeK02, Section 9] for a detailed discussion of the conjecture and to [CFP99], [CFP01], [BoK05] and [Rus10] for some positive evidence. Markovic [Mac12] showed that Agol’s Theorem”
• The asymptotic geometry of negatively curved spaces: uniformization, geometrization and rigidity (2006, methodology): “An approach based on a type of coverings (“shinglings”) was introduced by Cannon [17], and further developed in [19], [20], [21], [18].”
• Stochastic Fractal Search: A powerful metaheuristic algorithm (2015, methodology): “Typically, to generate a fractal shape, some common methods such as: Iterated function systems [20], Strange attractors [21], Lsystems [22], Finite subdivision rules [23] and Random fractals [24] are used.”