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Fast algorithms for solving integral equations of electromagnetic wave scattering

Lu, Cai-ChengUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2011

… important role in the study of wave scattering and radiation from large and complex objects. This dissertation develops fast numerical algorithms for solving two-dimensional and three-dimensional integral equations of electromagnetic wave scattering. They include: (1) The fast iterative method, …

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Geometric feature distributions for shape representation and recognition.

Evans, Alun CUniversity of Sheffield1994

… in computer vision is the identification of objects from their shape. The research reported in this thesis is directed toward the development of a scheme for representing the shape of an object which allows it to be recognised both quickly and robustly across a wide range of viewing …

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Designing engaging experiences with location-based augmented reality games for urban tourism environments.

Weber, JessikaBournemouth University2017

… a significant change in the way we perceive and connect with our environment and paved the way for location-based, mobile augmented reality (AR) games that provide new forms of experiences for travel and tourism. With the recent developments like Pokémon Go and a prediction of 420 million …

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Human colour perception. A psychophysical study of human colour perception for real and computer-simulated two-dimensional and three-dimensional objects.

Hedrich, MonikaUniversity of Bradford2010

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