Have been recording lectures on Discrete Differential Geometry for remote teaching. Here for instance is a broad overview of the idea of *curvature* for those who haven't studied it before (or maybe also for those who have!): https://t.co/LGrynZSM0H #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry

Uploaded the first of two lectures on curvature for triangle meshes: https://t.co/dsIPoB01SR Part I introduces classic scalar- and vector-valued curvature quantities; Part II paints a unified picture of how all these quantities are actually related! #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry

The Spring 2019 edition of #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry course at @SCSatCMU has begun! We have 53 students registered here at CMU, but feel free to make an account and follow along: https://t.co/JYFX4O4dXd

A discrete immersion is more than a map with nonzero lengths and angles: it must also avoid branch points. #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry

Just posted some new course notes giving an overview of the many different perspectives on discrete conformal geometry. Enjoy! https://t.co/MVPvTbLqWc #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry

Our course on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry @CarnegieMellon @SCSatCMU begins this week—check out the welcome video! https://t.co/ZUZUC4r8lR Lecture videos, course notes & assignments will be made freely available online—you're welcome to follow along even if you're not at #CMU!

Fresh new slides on discrete exterior calculus (DEC), with lots of concrete examples: https://t.co/90sLSFHgqh #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry

Today concludes the @SCSatCMU course on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry, but you can experience it all again through our richly-illustrated online course material and browser-based coding exercises: https://t.co/JYFX4O4dXd

For those following our course on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry, we've released the first assignment, on the theory & practice of working with meshes. Written exercises: https://t.co/hDcslNG2yJ Coding (Javascript or C++): https://t.co/aYFwicUXDm #DDG2021

Here's a little 30-second teaser video (with audio!) for the #SIGGRAPH2019 paper "Symmetric Moving Frames" by Etienne Corman and Keenan Crane. Check out the full project here: https://t.co/VavlySFV1o #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry

Interested in learning about differential geometry and its connection to geometric computing? All material from the @CarnegieMellon course on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry has been collected in a new webpage (videos, code, exercises, etc.). Check it out! https://t.co/JYFX4O4LML

First full lecture of #DDG2021 is now online: https://t.co/iICscDRB6Y This lecture motivates the study of #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry, and dives deep into our first example: curvature of smooth & discrete curves. Associated reading here: https://t.co/YPUZybRSit

@mathemaniac There’s a beautiful recent paper by Padilla et al that models this process mathematically and computationally (with stunningly accurate results): https://t.co/KdU8xxki6W (One of these is a simulation; the other is a photograph:) #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry

Looks like another great series of high-quality talks on #GeometryProcessing and #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry (similar in spirit to the super successful Toronto Geometry Colloquium @GeometryToronto).

I talk about much of this (plus the preliminary background on the Laplacian, exterior calculus, etc.) in my course on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry: https://t.co/JYFX4O4dXd [n/n]

It is my pleasure today to give the first in a series of three lectures in the G. Milton Wing Lecture Series @UofR. I'll be talking about the many connections between #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry and modern approaches to 3D fabrication. More info here: https://t.co/fqikvHt9Sv

This video is part of a series of lectures on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry from Carnegie Mellon University @SCSatCMU. You can find the playlist here: https://t.co/NhnsGkdLqn The course webpage, including notes & exercises can be found here: https://t.co/JYFX4O4dXd

This lecture is part of a course on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry at @CarnegieMellon @SCSatCMU. Full playlist: https://t.co/5k5IettHvn Course webpage: https://t.co/JYFX4O4dXd Course notes:

By the way, if you're interested in this kind of stuff (or just want to understand what the @#$% it means!), you can check out a full course on #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry: Videos: https://t.co/Tz1F3SAHWv Website: https://t.co/JYFX4O4dXd Notes: https://t.co/W8ILQSFBg3 [6/6]

@wiersma_ruben We did three iterations of #DiscreteDifferentialGeometry: C++, Python, JS/WebGL. The latter works *way* better than the first two (especially for non-CS majors), but only because they can edit native JS code *in-browser*. No linker errors; no emscripten.