File:Reflection-lines-biharmonic-triharmonic.jpg
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English: Reflection lines visualized on surfaces completed using a biharmonic and triharmonic equation with and surface continuity respectively. Derivative discontinuities near the yellow-purple boundary on the left reveal normal discontinuities. Below are pseudocolor visualizations of curvature. |
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| Author | Alec Jacobson |
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| current | 15:00, 29 July 2015 | | 900 × 600 (645 KB) | Mangledorf | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=Reflection lines visualized on surfaces ''completed'' using a biharmonic and triharmonic equation with <math>C^1</math> and <math>C^2</math> surface continuity respectively. Derivative discontinuities near the yell... |
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