Research on Situated Reconstitution of Non-Manifold Polyhedral from Function-to-Form Mapping

Zhi Gang Xu; Zi Xiang Li; Jin Wang; Tao Tao Liu; Chun Po Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.774-776.1766

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Research on Situated Reconstitution of Non-Manifold Polyhedral from Function-to-Form Mapping

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Situated reconstitution is proposed in this paper to cope with un-manifold polyhedral from the function to form mapping processes. Specifically the situated reconstitution is not simply re-arrangement of geometric elements, mainly face entities in the un-manifold polyhedral, rather it needs a complex geometric/algebraic reasoning to reconstitute a manifold object, novel mathematical as well as AI techniques are introduced in this paper, several tools are developed to testify the proposed situated reconstitution in the “top-down” design automation systems.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 774-776)

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Zhi Gang Xu, Zi Xiang Li, Jin Wang, Tao Tao Liu, Chun Po Sun

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Function to Form Mapping, Non-Manifold Polyhedral, Situated Reconstitution

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