International audienceThis work focuses modelling and simulation of physics-based topological discontinuities in deformable objects, as they appear in fracturing, tearing or cracking phenomena. It introduces a new methodology, called “Splitting MAT”, which integrates into masses-interactions modelling. This methodology enables modelling topological discontinuities not on an interaction element, but directly on a mass element. The principles of the Splitting MAT method are presented and then illustrated through various models featuring topological transformations due to large physics based deformations. The properties of the method are analyzed: optimization of the modelling process of topological transformations, and fully stable memory and...
International audienceAnimation of topological transformations, such as fractures, cracks, tears, cr...
The physical simulation of deformable objects is at the core of several computer graphics applicatio...
International audienceThis paper presents a framework to design mechanical models relying on a topol...
International audienceThis work focuses modelling and simulation of physics-based topological discon...
A paraitre dans The Visual Computer Special IssueInternational audienceThis work introduces an appro...
International audienceAnimation of one-to-many phenomena (fractures, tears, breaks, cracks…) is chal...
Session: Computer GraphicsInternational audienceThis work is grounded on the idea that physical and ...
International audienceThis work introduces a new modeling/simulation pipeline for handling topologic...
International audienceThis paper introduces an extension of a general framework that allows the simu...
We present an improvement of a unified topological-physical model which permits topological modifica...
This paper introduces an extension of a general framework that allows the simulation of various mech...
l algo ack s creti deco and s disc g fast ting update of the meshless discretization, and allows for...
International audienceThis paper presents the use of a topological model to simulate a soft body def...
International audienceThis paper presents a robust framework that combines a topological model (a ge...
The physical simulation of deformable objects is at the core of several computer graphics applicatio...
International audienceAnimation of topological transformations, such as fractures, cracks, tears, cr...
The physical simulation of deformable objects is at the core of several computer graphics applicatio...
International audienceThis paper presents a framework to design mechanical models relying on a topol...
International audienceThis work focuses modelling and simulation of physics-based topological discon...
A paraitre dans The Visual Computer Special IssueInternational audienceThis work introduces an appro...
International audienceAnimation of one-to-many phenomena (fractures, tears, breaks, cracks…) is chal...
Session: Computer GraphicsInternational audienceThis work is grounded on the idea that physical and ...
International audienceThis work introduces a new modeling/simulation pipeline for handling topologic...
International audienceThis paper introduces an extension of a general framework that allows the simu...
We present an improvement of a unified topological-physical model which permits topological modifica...
This paper introduces an extension of a general framework that allows the simulation of various mech...
l algo ack s creti deco and s disc g fast ting update of the meshless discretization, and allows for...
International audienceThis paper presents the use of a topological model to simulate a soft body def...
International audienceThis paper presents a robust framework that combines a topological model (a ge...
The physical simulation of deformable objects is at the core of several computer graphics applicatio...
International audienceAnimation of topological transformations, such as fractures, cracks, tears, cr...
The physical simulation of deformable objects is at the core of several computer graphics applicatio...
International audienceThis paper presents a framework to design mechanical models relying on a topol...