Atgeirr Flø Rasmussen
I am a researcher at Sintef Applied Mathematics.
Research interests
Some of my current interests are:
- Mesh based modelling
- Subdivision schemes
- Approximation theory
- Parametrization
- Conformal mappings
- Gridding for finite element simulation
Thesis
Some problems in computational geometry related to intrinsic
properties of curves and surfaces.
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Papers
- M. S. Floater and A. F. Rasmussen,
Point-based methods for estimating the length of a parametric curve,
JCAM 196(2006), pp. 512-522.
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- A. Iserles, S. P. Nørsett and A. F. Rasmussen,
Time symmetry and high-order Magnus methods,
Appl. Numer. Math. 39(2001), pp. 379-401.
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Talks
- Some problems in computational geometry related to intrinsic
properties of curves and surfaces
Given at my PhD defense, Oslo, May 2007.
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- Grid generation
Trial lecture given prior to PhD defense, Oslo, May
2007.
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Demonstration program available for download.
- Reparametrization of surfaces using PDE methods.
Given at the Sixth International Conference on Curves and Surfaces
in Avignon, July 2006.
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- Building surfaces using the manifold paradigm.
Given at internal seminar at CMA in November 2005.
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- Point-based methods for estimating curve length and surface
area.
Given at the SIAM conference on geometric design and
computing in Phoenix, October 2005.
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