Search for dissertations about: "Mesh Motion"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 38 swedish dissertations containing the words Mesh Motion.
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11. Early Vision Optimization: Parametric Models, Parallelization and Curvature
Abstract : Early vision is the process occurring before any semantic interpretation of an image takes place. Motion estimation, object segmentation and detection are all parts of early vision, but recognition is not. READ MORE
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12. Numerical investigation of blade flutter at or near stall in axial turbomachines
Abstract : During the design of the compressor and turbine stages oftoday's aeroengines aerodynamically induced vibrations becomeincreasingly important since higher blade load and betterefficiency are desired. Aerodynamically induced vibrations inturbomachines can be classified into two general categories,i.e. READ MORE
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13. Discrete Optimization in Early Vision - Model Tractability Versus Fidelity
Abstract : Early vision is the process occurring before any semantic interpretation of an image takes place. Motion estimation, object segmentation and detection are all parts of early vision, but recognition is not. Some models in early vision are easy to perform inference with---they are tractable. Others describe the reality well---they have high fidelity. READ MORE
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14. Homogenization with applications in lubrication theory
Abstract : In this licentiate thesis we study some mathematical problems in hydrodynamic lubrication theory. It is composed of two papers (A and B) and a complementary appendix. Lubrication theory is devoted to fluid flow in thin domains. The main purpose of lubrication is to reduce friction and wear between two solid surfaces in relative motion. READ MORE
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15. Friction and wear in rolling and sliding contacts
Abstract : Mechanical products are always expected to perform better, last longer, be more environmentally friendly and preferably cost less. Rolling and sliding contacts are found in many mechanical products, and friction and wear in the contacts have a direct impact on the products’ ability to meet these demands. READ MORE
