Computational topology for approximations of knots

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https://riunet.upv.es/handle/10251/43628

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Li, J.; Peters, TJ.; Jordan, KE. (2014). Computational topology for approximations of knots. Applied General Topology. 15(2):203-220. https://doi.org/10.4995/agt.2014.2281

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[EN] The preservation of ambient isotopic equivalence under piecewise linear (PL) approximation for smooth knots are prominent in molecular modeling and simulation. Sufficient conditions are given regarding:Hausdorff distance, anda sum of total curvature and derivative.High degree Bézier curves are often used as smooth representations, where computational efficiency is a practical concern. Subdivision can produce PL approximations for a given B'ezier curve, fulfilling the above two conditions. The primary contributions are:       (i) a priori bounds on the number of subdivision iterations sufficient to achieve a PL approximation that is ambient isotopic to the original B'ezier curve, and       (ii) improved iteration bounds over those previously established.

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Applied General Topology issn: 1576-9402

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