Princeton University
Computer Science Dept.

Computer Science 451
Computational Geometry

Hervé Brönnimann

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Spring 1999

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Disclaimer: These links are provided for your education and your entertainment only. They do not mean that the material is endorsed by the teacher, nor that it is required for the class. It saves you the time to look for it and find it. It also provides starting points for your search on the web.

Computational geometry:

Those three sites are the best reference there is on the net about computational geometry.

Computational geometry Pages: Jeff Erickson's page collects pointers to different pages about computational geometry.
Geometry in Action: David Eppstein's page about applications of Computational geometry in the "real world".
The Geometry Junkyard, by David Eppstein.

You can play around with these pages:

Gallery of Interactive Geometry at the Geometry Center.
Alejo's animation system: click on "newer one" to see a great animation and play around.

Then, several people maintain pages as well on which you might find more information:

Computational Geometry: Jean-Marc Robert's page.
GeomDir by Ernst Mücke.
Useful Links by Martin Held.
Computational Geometry Resources: collected at Carleton University.
Computational Geometry on the WWW by Guilherme Albuquerque Pinto.
Computational Geometry at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.
Computational Geometry Homepage: collected at Curtin University.
Computational Geometry at Brown University.
Quelques informations générales sur la géométrie algorithmique: Jean-Daniel Boissonnat's page.
3D Reconstruction : a page entirely dedicated to the problem of 3D reconstruction in medical imaging.

Material discussed in class:

Dissections or the incredible art of several centuries.
Mascheroni constructions or how to build a midpoint with a compass only