We present constructive algorithms to determine the topological type of a non-singular orientable real algebraic projective surface S in the real projective space, starting from a polynomial equation with rational coefficients for S. We address this question when there exists a line in RP3 not intersecting the surface, which is a decidable problem; in the case of quartic surfaces, when this condition is always fulfilled, we give a procedure to find a line disjoint from the surface. Our algorithm computes the homology of the various connected components of the surface in a finite number of steps, using as a basic tool Morse theory. The entire procedure has been implemented in Axiom
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Given a real algebraic surface S in RP3, we propose a constructive procedure to determine the topolo...
AbstractIn this paper we give a new projection-based algorithm for computing the topology of a real ...
We present a method to compute the exact topology of a real algebraic surface $S$, implicitly given ...
AbstractWe present constructive algorithms to determine the topological type of a non-singular orien...
We present an algorithm to compute the topology of a non-singular real algebraic surface S in RP^3, ...
AbstractWe present an algorithm to compute the topology of a non-singular real algebraic surface S i...
Given a real algebraic surface $S$ in $\pro$, we propose a procedure to determine the topology of $S...
Abstract. Given a real algebraic surface S in � � 3, we propose a constructive procedure to determin...
An algorithm is proposed to determine the topology of an implicit real algebraic surface in R3. The ...
Given a real algebraic surface S in RP3, we propose a constructive procedure to determine the topolo...
We present a method to compute the exact topology of a real algebraic surface $S$, implicitly given ...
We present a method to compute the exact topology of a real algebraic surface $S$, implicitly given ...
Abstract. We present an algorithm for the computation of the topological type of a real compact Riem...
We present an algorithm for the computation of the topological type of a real compact Riemann surfac...
The paper deals with the question of recognizing the mutual positions of the connected components of...
Given a real algebraic surface S in RP3, we propose a constructive procedure to determine the topolo...
AbstractIn this paper we give a new projection-based algorithm for computing the topology of a real ...
We present a method to compute the exact topology of a real algebraic surface $S$, implicitly given ...