PASM: parallel aligned surface meshing
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Cites work
- An advancing front point generation technique
- An imprint and merge algorithm incorporating geometric tolerances for conformal meshing of misaligned assemblies
- Analysis and verification of the boundary surfaces of solid objects
- Automated generation of FEA models through idealization operators
- Automatic Adaptive Finite Element Mesh Generation Over Rational B-spline Surfaces
- Automatic CAD model topology generation
- Automatic merging of tetrahedral meshes
- Automatic mesh generation on a regular background grid.
- Automatic mesh generation over intersecting surfaces
- Automatic mesh generator with specified boundary
- Automatic metric advancing front triangulation over curved surfaces
- Fast Delaunay triangulation in three dimensions
- Finite element mesh generation
- Gmsh: a 3-D finite element mesh generator with built-in pre- and post-processing facilities
- Parametric surface meshing using a combined advancing-front generalized Delaunay approach
- Robust and efficient CAD topology generation using adaptive tolerances
- Surface triangulation over intersecting geometries
- Volume discretization into tetrahedra—I. Verification and orientation of boundary surfaces
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