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On the geometry of parametrized bicubic surfaces

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On the geometry of parametrized bicubic surfaces

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We start the study of the problem of describing the double point locus of a bicubic surface. Our motivation is to determine, whether a real bicubic patch over the unit square will have self intersections. And if so, to identify useful points and curves in order to determine basic feature and to help graph the surface accurately.

André Galligo, Michael Stillman

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Added	16 Dec 2010
Updated	16 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	2007
Where	JSC
Authors	André Galligo, Michael Stillman

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