Carlo H. Séquin

Available identifiers

zbMath Open sequin.carlo-hDBLPs/CarloHSequinWikidataQ5041525 ScholiaQ5041525MaRDI QIDQ628066

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Two complementary ways of linking math and art	2021-06-15	Paper
Möbius bridges	2018-09-14	Paper
Rendering Pacioli's rhombicuboctahedron	2016-09-16	Paper
On the number of Klein bottle types	2015-12-01	Paper
Topological tori as abstract art	2014-05-16	Paper
Star theorem patterns relating to \(2n\)-gons in Pascal's triangle---and more	2013-01-24	Paper
Computer generation of ribbed sculptures	2011-07-29	Paper
Unknots with highly knotted control polygons	2011-06-17	Paper
An intuitive explanation of third-order surface behavior	2011-03-22	Paper
Developable Bézier patches: properties and design	2011-03-04	Paper
Art Exhibition at Bridges Donostia, 2007	2008-04-29	Paper
Keizo Ushio's sculptures, split tori and Möbius bands	2008-02-18	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4431330	2003-10-20	Paper
Generation of 3D building models from 2D architectural plans.	2003-09-24	Paper
Symmetries on the sphere	2002-04-28	Paper
2D shape decomposition and the automatic generation of hierarchical representations	2001-10-01	Paper
Analogies from 2D to 3D exercises in disciplined creativity	2001-05-13	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4856538	1995-11-29	Paper
Procedural interpolation with geometrically continuous cubic splines	1992-10-21	Paper
Procedural interpolation with curvature-continuous cubic splines	1992-10-21	Paper
Local surface interpolation with Bézier patches: Errata and improvements	1992-06-28	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3361343	1991-01-01	Paper
Local surface interpolation with shape parameters between adjoining Gregory patches	1990-01-01	Paper
Local surface interpolation with Bézier patches	1987-01-01	Paper
Design and Application of Self-Testing Comparators Implemented with MOS PLA's	1984-01-01	Paper
Twisted Prismatic Klein Bottles	1980-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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