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Moved a remark in SMP.txt

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Mael Rouxel-Labbé 2017-04-01 17:16:04 +02:00
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@ -20,10 +20,6 @@ package, we focus on parameterizing triangulated surfaces which are
homeomorphic to a disk or a sphere, and on piecewise linear mappings homeomorphic to a disk or a sphere, and on piecewise linear mappings
onto a planar domain. onto a planar domain.
\remark The class `Seam_mesh` can be used to virtually cut a mesh,
allowing to transform an input mesh in subdomain(s) that fit the
disk-or-sphere topology requirement.
Although the main motivation behind the first parameterization methods Although the main motivation behind the first parameterization methods
was the application to texture mapping, it is now frequently used for was the application to texture mapping, it is now frequently used for
mapping more sophisticated modulation signals (such as normal, mapping more sophisticated modulation signals (such as normal,
@ -44,6 +40,10 @@ The package proposes an interface for any model of the concept `FaceGraph`,
such as the classes `Surface_mesh`, `Polyhedron_3`, `Seam_mesh`, or the mesh such as the classes `Surface_mesh`, `Polyhedron_3`, `Seam_mesh`, or the mesh
classes of OpenMesh. classes of OpenMesh.
\remark The class `Seam_mesh` can be used to virtually cut a mesh,
allowing to transform an input mesh in subdomain(s) that fit the
disk-or-sphere topology requirement.
Since parameterizing meshes requires an efficient representation of sparse Since parameterizing meshes requires an efficient representation of sparse
matrices and efficient iterative or direct linear solvers, we provide matrices and efficient iterative or direct linear solvers, we provide
a unified interface to linear solvers as described in Chapter a unified interface to linear solvers as described in Chapter