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Optimizing Discontinuity Meshing Radiosity

Discontinuity meshing radiosity is no longer new to the Computer Graphics community. When trying to closely model, with patches, the true radiance function over some surface, it is now well established that errors are inevitable if patch boundaries take no account of discontinuities in the true radiance function [16, 13, 5].

Neil Gatenby | W. T. Hewitt

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