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ORCIDGraphics Gems III (IBM Version), 1992
- David Blair Kirk:
Graphics Gems III (IBM Version). The Graphics Gems Series, Academic Press 1992, ISBN 978-0-12-409673-8 - Mitch Prater
, Bill Kolomyjec, RoseAnn Alspektor:
About the Cover. v-vi - Andrew S. Glassner:
Foreword. xvii-xviii - Tomas Möller:
Fast Bitmap stretching. 4-7 - Dale Schumacher:
General filtered Image rescaling. 8-16 - Dale Schumacher:
Optimization of Bitmap Scaling Operations. 17-19 - Dennis Bragg:
A Simple Color Reduction filter. 20-22 - Doug Moore, Joe D. Warren:
Compact Isocontours from sampled Data. 23-28 - Tim Feldman:
Generating Isovalue Contours from a pixmap. 29-33 - David Salesin, Ronen Barzel:
Compositing Black-and-white Bitmaps. 34-35 - Cary Scofield:
-d depth-of-field simulation for Computer animation. 36-38 - Eric Furman:
A Fast boundary Generator for Composited regions. 39-43 - Steve Hill:
Ieee Fast square root. 48 - Steve Hill:
A Simple Fast Memory Allocator. 49-50 - Andrew J. Hanson:
The rolling ball. 51-60 - Jon G. Rokne:
Interval Arithmetic. 61-66 - Alan W. Paeth:
Fast Generation of cyclic sequences. 67-76 - Alan W. Paeth:
A Generic pixel Selection Mechanism. 77-79 - Peter Shirley:
Nonuniform Random Point Sets via Warping. 80-83 - Ronald N. Goldman:
Cross Product in Four Dimensions and beyond. 84-88 - Didier Badouel, Charles Albert Wüthrich:
Face-Connected Line Segment Generation in an n-dimensional Space. 89-91 - Jack Morrison:
Quaternion interpolation with Extra spins. 96-97 - Ronald N. Goldman:
Decomposing Projective Transformations. 98-107 - Ronald N. Goldman:
Decomposing linear and Affine Transformations. 108-116 - James Arvo:
Fast Random Rotation matrices. 117-120 - Paul Dana:
Issues and Techniques for keyframing Transformations. 121-123 - Ken Shoemake:
Uniform Random Rotations. 124-132 - Gershon Elber:
Interpolation using Bézier curves. 133-136 - Alan H. Barr:
Rigid Physically based Superquadrics. 137-159 - Jerry Van Aken, Ray Simar:
A parametric elliptical Arc Algorithm. 164-172 - Claudio Rosati:
Simple Connection Algorithm for 2-d Drawing. 173-181 - Raman V. Srinivasan:
A Fast Circle clipping Algorithm. 182-187 - Clifford A. Shaffer, Charles Feustel:
Exact Computation of 2-d intersections. 188-192 - Robert D. Miller:
Joining two Lines with a circular Arc fillet. 193-198 - Franklin Antonio:
Faster Line Segment Intersection. 199-202 - Constantin A. Sevici:
Solving the Problem of Apollonius and other Related Problems. 203-209 - Fernando J. López-López:
Triangles Revisited. 215-218 - Norman Chin:
Partitioning a 3-d Convex Polygon with an Arbitrary plane. 219-222 - Príamos N. Georgiades:
Signed Distance from Point to plane. 223-224 - David Salesin, Filippo Tampieri:
Grouping Nearly Coplanar Polygons into Coplanar Sets. 225-230 - Filippo Tampieri:
Newell's method for Computing the plane equation of a Polygon. 231-232 - Príamos N. Georgiades:
Plane-to-plane Intersection. 233-235 - Douglas Voorhies:
Triangle-Cube Intersection. 236-239 - Len Wanger, Mike Fusco:
Fast n-dimensional extent Overlap Testing. 240-243 - Doug Moore:
Subdividing Simplices. 244-249 - Doug Moore:
Understanding Simploids. 250-255 - Dani Lischinski:
Converting Bézier Triangles into Rectangular patches. 256-261 - Terence Lindgren, Juan Sanchez, Jim Hall:
Curve Tessellation criteria through Sampling. 262-265 - Kelvin Sung, Peter Shirley:
Ray Tracing with the BSP Tree. 271-274 - Joseph M. Cychosz, Warren N. Waggenspack:
Intersecting a Ray with a quadric surface. 275-283 - Joseph M. Cychosz:
Use of Residency masks and Object Space Partitioning to Eliminate Ray-Object Intersection calculations. 284-287 - F. Kenton Musgrave:
A Panoramic Virtual Screen for Ray Tracing. 288-294 - Ben Trumbore:
Rectangular Bounding Volumes for Popular Primitives. 295-300 - Xiaolin Wu:
A linear-Time Simple Bounding Volume Algorithm. 301-306 - Changyaw Wang:
Physically Correct Direct Lighting for Distribution Ray Tracing. 307-313 - Buming Bian:
Hemispherical Projection of a Triangle. 314-317 - Nelson L. Max, Michael J. Allison:
Linear Radiosity Approximation using Vertex-to-Vertex Form Factors. 318-323 - Jeffrey C. Beran-Koehn, Mark J. Pavicic:
Delta Form-factor calculation for the cubic Tetrahedral Algorithm. 324-328 - Filippo Tampieri:
Accurate Form-factor Computation. 329-333 - Andrew Woo:
The Shadow depth Map Revisited. 338-342 - Russell C. H. Cheng:
Fast linear Color Rendering. 343-348 - Russell C. H. Cheng:
Edge and bit-mask calculations for anti-Aliasing. 349-354 - Thorn Grace:
Fast Span conversion: Unrolling Short Loops. 355-357 - Steve Hollasch:
Progressive Image Refinement via gridded Sampling. 358-361 - Kurt W. Fleischer, David Salesin:
Accurate Polygon Scan conversion using half-Open Intervals. 362-365 - Andrew S. Glassner:
Darklights. 366-368 - Andrew S. Glassner:
Anti-Aliasing in triangular pixels. 369-373 - John Snyder, Ronen Barzel, Steve Gabriel:
Motion blur on Graphics Workstations. 374-382 - James Arvo, Cary Scofield:
The shader Cache: a Rendering Pipeline Accelerator. 383-389 - Andrew S. Glassner:
Graphics GEMS C Header File. 393-395 - Andrew S. Glassner:
2-d and 3-d Vector C Library. 396-404 - Steve Hollasch:
Useful C Macros for Vector Operations. 405-407
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