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Surface Diffusion in the Solid-on-Solid Model
Physical Review Letters, 1995We present results in 1+1 and 2+1 dimensions for surface diffusion controlled profile relaxation for the solid-on-solid model above and below the roughening transition. For all cases examined we found that the characteristic time scale [tau] for the decay of a sinusoidal profile scaled with the wavelength [ital L] as [tau][similar to][ital L][sup [ital
, Searson, , Li, , Sieradzki
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, 1999 To appear in the Encyclopedia of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Ed. J. Webster, John Wiley & Sons, 1999.A solid model is a digital representation of the geometry of an existing or envisioned physical object.
Jarek R. Rossignac +1 more
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Overhangs in the solid-on-solid model
Physics Letters A, 2004Within the framework of a solid-on-solid model we have derived expressions for [110] and [010] step free energies of a simple square (001) surface. We show that at elevated temperatures overhangs in the steps cannot be ignored. With increasing temperature, the free energy curves of [110] and [010] steps nicely collapse onto each other. This means that (
Harold J.W. Zandvliet, Bene Poelsema
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Growth in a restricted solid-on-solid model
Physical Review Letters, 1989Extensive simulations of growth in a stochastic ballistic deposition model on a (d-1)-dimensional substrate with a constraint on neighboring interface heights are described. The interface width obeys scaling even for small systems and grows as ${t}^{\ensuremath{\beta}}$ with \ensuremath{\beta}=1/(d+1). Generalizations to include irrevelant effects such
, Kim, , Kosterlitz
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IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications, 1992
A survey of the field of solid modeling and an assessment of its strengths and limitations are presented. The survey covers mathematical foundations, representations, algorithms, applications, user interfaces and systems. The primary conferences for each of these five aspects of solid modeling are listed. >
Aristides A. G. Requicha +1 more
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A survey of the field of solid modeling and an assessment of its strengths and limitations are presented. The survey covers mathematical foundations, representations, algorithms, applications, user interfaces and systems. The primary conferences for each of these five aspects of solid modeling are listed. >
Aristides A. G. Requicha +1 more
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Computer-Aided Design, 1984
The engineering drawing has never been particularly successful as either input or output medium for solid modelling techniques. This paper advances an alternative, interactive way of extracting dimensionally precise data from solid models. To help the user functions have been implemented which resemble the engineers hand measuring tools.
A.F. Wallis, J.R. Woodwark
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The engineering drawing has never been particularly successful as either input or output medium for solid modelling techniques. This paper advances an alternative, interactive way of extracting dimensionally precise data from solid models. To help the user functions have been implemented which resemble the engineers hand measuring tools.
A.F. Wallis, J.R. Woodwark
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Solid and Physical Modeling 2006
Computer-Aided Design, 2007link_to_subscribed_fulltext
Leif Kobbelt, Wenping Wang 0001
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