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Meshes for multilayer freeform structures

Johannes Peter Wallner

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The geometric problems which occur when realizing freefrom geometries as steel/glass structures can be effciently dealt with by the concept of parallel meshes [3]. These problems include the so-called node torsion problem, offsets of various types, and the constant beam height problem [2].

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The geometric problems which occur when realizing freefrom geometries as steel/glass structures can be effciently dealt with by the concept of parallel meshes [3]. These problems include the so-called node torsion problem, offsets of various types, and the constant beam height problem [2].

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The geometric problems which occur when realizing freefrom geometries as steel/glass structures can be effciently dealt with by the concept of parallel meshes [3]. These problems include the so-called node torsion problem, offsets of various types, and the constant beam height problem [2].

Key concepts: Polygon mesh, Computer science, Torsion (gastropod), Constant (computer programming), Node (physics), Computational science, Structural engineering, Computer graphics (images)

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