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    Using additive sound synthesis to analyze simplicial complexes

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    1994-11
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    Axen, Ulrike
    Choi, Insook
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    Abstract
    We present a new technique for traversing simplicia1 complexes and producing sounds from the output of this traversal. The traversal algorithm was invented in order to extract temporal information from static geometric structures; this information is used as input to a sound synthesis algorithm. A systematic traversal of complexes and associating data to parameters of sound synthesis has many possible applications: the analysis of objects of dimension 4 or higher, exploration of large data sets and music composition. In this paper we limit ourselves to bdimensional objects and present the experimental results from the first phase of our work.
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