Lectures related to Trilinear coordinates

Covers the concept of barycentric coordinates and includes quizzes for practice.

Covers the assembly of finite element matrix and diffusion coefficients.

Explores static equilibria, geometric data representations, and shape optimization to make a geometric object stand.

Covers the calculation of curvature in beams and the design of beams for stress considerations.

Covers the fundamentals of spectroscopy and its applications in various fields.

Covers exam practice questions on geometric computing topics like 2D shapes, functions, barycentric coordinates, and Laplace Operator.

Explores ray-triangle intersection, barycentric coordinates, points vs. vectors, and other primitives.

Explores homogeneous coordinates, emphasizing ellipse and hyperbola properties.

Explores homogeneous coordinates, curves, and unique solutions in Cartesian coordinates.

Covers fundamental concepts in geometric computing, exploring stability, vector spaces, barycentric coordinates, and triangle meshes.

Explores homogeneous coordinates, conics like ellipses, hyperbolas, and parabolas, and rewriting equations.

Covers general conics, homogeneous coordinates, conic recognition, and matrix decomposition.

Explores barycentric coordinates, interpolation, and basis functions in the context of linear systems.

Explores the rasterization pipeline, emphasizing triangle measures and Z-buffer for visibility.

Explores general conics, motor blocks, and homo coordinates in matrix decomposition and coefficient calculations.

Introduces the basics of image formation, covering analog and digital images, camera geometry, coordinate systems, and camera calibration.

Covers 3D transformations, Euler angles, and rotation in computer graphics.

Covers pinhole cameras, degrees of freedom, Phong lighting, and barycentric coordinates with sample exam questions.

Introduces projective space and algebraic sets, discussing homogeneous coordinates, ideals, and generators.

Covers the basics of kinematics, including joint coordinates, operational variables, wrist configurations, and geometric models.