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    Geometric modeling in computer: Aided geometric design
    Geometric modeling in computer: Aided geometric design
    Geometric modeling in computer: Aided geometric design
    Libro electrónico166 páginas37 minutos

    Geometric modeling in computer: Aided geometric design

    Por Oscar Ruiz Salguero y Carlos Cadavid Moreno

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    This book presents conventions, mathematical concepts, definitions and applications central to the geometric modeling of solids, shells and wires (engineering jargon) embedded in 3D space. Currently, software is available for geometric modeling of technical or natural scenarios. However, the models built frequently fail in supporting the subsequent engineering computing and simulations. Only after repeated iterations and re-design, the models permit engineering / science simulations. This book endows the reader with the basic mathematical concepts needed to ensure that the geometric models indeed stand the stages of physics simulation, manufacturing, etc., and rapidly applies the concepts on engineering and science geometric models.
    IdiomaEspañol
    EditorialUniversidad EAFIT
    Fecha de lanzamiento20 may 2020
    ISBN9789587204315
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      Geometric modeling in computer - Oscar Ruiz Salguero

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      Chapter 1

      Introduction

      The domain of Computer Aided Design continuously changes, incorporating new technologies. However, a rough subdivision of CAD can be made into: (1) Geometric Transformations, (2) Parametric Curves and Surfaces, and (3) Geometric Modeling. This book visits Geometric Modeling. This domain seeks to give formal geometric representation to the usual objects in engineering, arts, medicine, among other fields. Geometric Models internally use both Geometric Transformations and Parametric Curves and Surfaces, among many other mathematical methods.

      However, Geometric Modeling is the domain in which a CAD Software end-user can make modeling decisions that will be reflected in most immediate manner in the quality of the data, agility of import / export processes, and subsequent usage in FEA, Manufacturing, Visualization, Prototyping, etc. The other domains (1 and 2 above) run in the interior of a Geometric Modeler, but the end - user usually has little opportunity to affect functioning or decisions of such methods.

      This book intends to give the reader the theoretical foundations to understand and solve the problems that arise when using CAD data in downstream applications (e.g. Computational Mechanics). By understanding the theory, for example the concept of Manifoldness, the CAD user will understand the difficulty in exporting, meshing and solving a FEA problem. Such an understanding will allow this user to adopt correct design practices, which will save up to 90 % of the resources spent in the trial - and - error process of Design vs. Usage of the Design.

      The various Geometric Modeling techniques (Boundary Representation, Constructive Solid Geometry, Design Intent, Enumerations, Meshing, etc,) obviously interplay with each other and such conversions are precisely which amplify their application domain. This book intends to give formal (although intuitive) mathematical definitions, as needed to understand the important points. The book avoids an overly mathematical treatment of the concepts. In similar manner, this book does not go into the conversion among the modeling schema above, because it has combinatorial size, and because in many cases such conversions are not well defined in the mathematical domain (which does not impede that they exist in the real - life engineering applications).

      The examples in the book have been explained to generations of students in U. EAFIT, in the courses Introduction to CAD CAM Systems, Geometric Modeling, Underlying Mathematics for CAD CAM, Computer Aided Geometric Design, and others. The authors decided to compile and order this material, and have directed the solution and edition of such examples, iteratively improving them, in an never - ending process (as corrections frequently bring new imperfections). The authors feel that these examples have reached a point in which the editorial quality allows their presence in this book. The authors wish to thank this stream of collaboration, in the many editions of the above courses. The citations of such collaborations appear in each example, and in the Reference and the Acknowledgment sections.

      Chapter 2

      Mathematical Background

      This chapter intends an easy approximation to formal topics on 1-and2-manifold topology. For deeper discussions the reader may visit (a) [Kel55] and [Spi71] (chapter 4) for a well prepared definition of manifolds and differential manifolds in ℝ³, (b) [Ago05] for overall deep mathematical background on Geometric Modeling.

      2.1 Definition. Bijective Functions and Isomorphisms.

      A function f : A → B is a bijection if it meets these conditions:

      1. f is one-to-one.

      2. f is onto.

      Two sets A and B are said to be isomorphic if a bijective function f( ) can be established between them. Notice that, because f is a bijection, the direction of the function (A to/from B) is unmaterial.

      2.2 Definition. Metric or Distance Function.

      Given a set A, a metric d on A is a function d : A × A → ℝ which satisfies all conditions below:

      1. For any p,

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