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    Conformal Surface Parameterization for Texture Mapping

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    2000-04
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    Haker, Steven
    Angenent, Sigurd
    Tannenbaum, Allen R.
    Kikinis, Ron
    Sapiro, Guillermo
    Halle, Michael
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    Abstract
    We give an explicit method for mapping any simply connected surface onto the sphere in a manner which preserves angles. This technique relies on certain conformal mappings from differential geometry. Our method provides a new way to automatically assign texture coordinates to complex undulating surfaces. We demonstrate a finite element method that can be used to apply our mapping technique to a triangulated geometric description of a surface.
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