Calculation of an Orthographic Projection with the Projection Theorem
Zheng Guo, De Xu
Abstract
Zheng Guo, De Xu
Abstract
This paper describes the process of proving the sole existence of an orthographic projection for a 3 dimentional geometry based on the projection theorem in the optimal theory, and proposes a new method of calculating the orthographically projective transformation of an object. It includes: ①An orthographic projection of a 3 dimentional geometry is defined again with the mathematical concepts; ②In order to apply the projection theorem, a series of propositions related to the orthographic projection are proved sequentially, and then the sole existence of an orthographic projection for a 3 dimentional object is strictly testified and the orthographically projective transformation of an object is found with respect to the Fourier series; ③The advantages of the method of calculating the orthographically projective transformation are concluded.
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This paper describes the process of proving the sole existence of an orthographic projection for a 3 dimentional geometry based on the projection theorem in the optimal theory, and proposes a new method of calculating the orthographically projective transformation of an object. It includes: ①An orthographic projection of a 3 dimentional geometry is defined again with the mathematical concepts; ②In order to apply the projection theorem, a series of propositions related to the orthographic projection are proved sequentially, and then the sole existence of an orthographic projection for a 3 dimentional object is strictly testified and the orthographically projective transformation of an object is found with respect to the Fourier series; ③The advantages of the method of calculating the orthographically projective transformation are concluded.
Key concepts: Orthographic projection, Projection (relational algebra), Parallel projection, Oblique projection, Mathematics, Graphical projection, Transformation (genetics), Planar projection