Offsetting, relations, and blending with perturbation functions

Transformations of geometric objects are described for offsetting. Free forms based on the perturbation functions have an advantage of spline representation of surfaces, that is, a high degree of smoothness, and an advantage of arbitrary form for a small number of perturbation functions.

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