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Coordinated Particle Systems for Image Stylization

2020
Our paper provides an approach to create line-drawing stylizations of input images. The main idea is to use particle tracing with interaction between nearby particles: the particles coordinate their movements so as to produce varied but roughly parallel traces.
Chujia Wei, David Mould
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Time-resolved imaging of the reaction coordinate

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2005
Time-resolved photoelectron imaging of negative ions is employed to study the dynamics along the reaction coordinate in the photodissociation of IBr−. The results are discussed in a side-by-side comparison with the dissociation of I2−, examined under similar experimental conditions. The I2− anion, extensively studied in the past, is used as a reference
Richard, Mabbs   +2 more
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Polar coordinate Fourier single-pixel imaging

Optics Letters, 2023
Traditional single-pixel imaging uses Fourier patterns to modulate objects in the Cartesian coordinate system. The Cartesian Fourier pattern of single-pixel imaging is inappropriate to display in a circular field of view. However, a circular field of view is a widespread form of display in computed optical imaging.
Guan Wang   +3 more
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