DECAUDIN, P. Geometric Deformation by Merging a 3D-Object with a Simple Shape. In Graphics Interface '96, 55--60, May 1996. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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P. Decaudin, Geometric Deformation by Merging a 3D Object with a Simple Shape. Graphics Interface'96, p 55--60. Toronto, Canada, pp. 23-26 , 1996
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