Scale-Invariant Functionals for Smooth Curves and Surfaces
@inproceedings{Squin1993ScaleInvariantFF, title={Scale-Invariant Functionals for Smooth Curves and Surfaces}, author={C. S{\'e}quin and P. Chang and Henry P. Moreton}, booktitle={Geometric Modelling}, year={1993} }
Various functionals for optimizing the fairness of curves and surfaces are compared. Minimizing these functionals leads to the well-known Minimum Energy Curve (MEC) and Minimum Energy Surface (MES), to the more recently discussed Minimum Variation Curve and Surface (MVC and MVS), and to their scale-invariant (SI-) versions. The use of a functional that minimizes curvature variation rather than bending energy leads to shapes of superior fairness and, when compatible with any external… Expand
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