M. Stamminger, P. Slusallek, H.-P. Seidel. Interactive Walkthroughs and Higher Order Global Illumination . Modeling, Virtual Worlds, Distributed Grapics p. 121, 1995 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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M. Stamminger, P. Slusallek, and H.-P. Seidel, "Interactive walkthroughs and higher order global illumination", in Modeling, Virtual Worlds, Distributed Grapics (D. W. Fellner, ed.), pp. 121--128, Gesellschaft fr Informatik, (1995). 2
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