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3D mesh compression using triangle fan structure

Sim, Jae-Young , Kim, CS , Lee, SU

Conference Paper Issue Date2002-05-26 View55
An efficient 3D mesh compression technique based on triangle fan structure File

Sim, Jae-Young , Kim, CS , Lee, SU

Article Issue Date2003-01 View125
Anti-stokes population transfer via quantum coupling and inter-site dephasing: A quantum analogue of the classical coupled harmonic oscillator with impulsive collisions

Kim, DS , Woo, JC , Lim, KS , Kim, CS , Jeon, H

Article Issue Date1997-12 View132
Femtosecond pump-probe spectroscopy of propagating coherent acoustic phonons in InxGa1-xN/GaN heterostructures File

Liu, RL , Sanders, GD , Stanton, CJ , Kim, CS , Yahng, JS , Jho, YD , Yee, KJ , Oh, E , Kim, DS

Article Issue Date2005-11 View66
Improvement of structural stability of LiCoO2 cathode during electrochemical cycling by sol-gel coating of SnO2 File

Cho, Jaephil , Kim, CS , Yoo, SI

Article Issue Date2000-08 View168
Improvement of structural stability of LiMn2O4 cathode material on 55 degrees C cycling by sol-gel coating of LiCoO2 File

Cho, Jaephil , Kim, GB , Lim, HS , Kim, CS , Yoo, SI

Article Issue Date1999-12 View106
Lossless compression of 3-D point data in QSplat representation File

Sim, Jae-Young , Kim, CS , Lee, SU

Article Issue Date2005-12 View82
Rate-distortion optimized compression and view-dependent transmission of 3-D normal meshes File

Sim, Jae-Young , Kim, CS , Kuo, CCJ , Lee, SU

Article Issue Date2005-07 View133
View-dependent transmission of 3-D normal meshes

Sim, Jae-Young , Kim, CS , Kuo, CCJ , Lee, SU

Conference Paper Issue Date2003-05-25 View64
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