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Single-Strip Triangulation of Manifolds with Arbitrary Topology
Triangle strips have been widely used for efficient rendering. It is
NP-complete to test whether a given triangulated model can be represented as a
single triangle strip, so many heuristics have been proposed to partition
models into few long strips. In this paper, we present a new algorithm for
creating a single triangle loop or strip from a triangulated model. Our method
applies a dual graph matching algorithm to partition the mesh into cycles, and
then merges pairs of cycles by splitting adjacent triangles when necessary. New
vertices are introduced at midpoints of edges and the new triangles thus formed
are coplanar with their parent triangles, hence the visual fidelity of the
geometry is not changed. We prove that the increase in the number of triangles
due to this splitting is 50% in the worst case, however for all models we
tested the increase was less than 2%. We also prove tight bounds on the number
of triangles needed for a single-strip representation of a model with holes on
its boundary. Our strips can be used not only for efficient rendering, but also
for other applications including the generation of space filling curves on a
manifold of any arbitrary topology.Comment: 12 pages, 10 figures. To appear at Eurographics 200
Perfect state transfer, graph products and equitable partitions
We describe new constructions of graphs which exhibit perfect state transfer
on continuous-time quantum walks. Our constructions are based on variants of
the double cones [BCMS09,ANOPRT10,ANOPRT09] and the Cartesian graph products
(which includes the n-cube) [CDDEKL05]. Some of our results include: (1) If
is a graph with perfect state transfer at time , where t_{G}\Spec(G)
\subseteq \ZZ\pi, and is a circulant with odd eigenvalues, their weak
product has perfect state transfer. Also, if is a regular
graph with perfect state transfer at time and is a graph where
t_{H}|V_{H}|\Spec(G) \subseteq 2\ZZ\pi, their lexicographic product
has perfect state transfer. (2) The double cone on any
connected graph , has perfect state transfer if the weights of the cone
edges are proportional to the Perron eigenvector of . This generalizes
results for double cone on regular graphs studied in
[BCMS09,ANOPRT10,ANOPRT09]. (3) For an infinite family \GG of regular graphs,
there is a circulant connection so the graph K_{1}+\GG\circ\GG+K_{1} has
perfect state transfer. In contrast, no perfect state transfer exists if a
complete bipartite connection is used (even in the presence of weights)
[ANOPRT09]. We also describe a generalization of the path collapsing argument
[CCDFGS03,CDDEKL05], which reduces questions about perfect state transfer to
simpler (weighted) multigraphs, for graphs with equitable distance partitions.Comment: 18 pages, 6 figure
Generalized stepwise transmission irregular graphs
The transmission of a vertex of a connected graph is
the sum of distances from to all other vertices. is a stepwise
transmission irregular (STI) graph if
holds for any edge . In this paper, generalized STI graphs are
introduced as the graphs such that for some we have for any edge of . It is proved that
generalized STI graphs are bipartite and that as soon as the minimum degree is
at least , they are 2-edge connected. Among the trees, the only generalized
STI graphs are stars. The diameter of STI graphs is bounded and extremal cases
discussed. The Cartesian product operation is used to obtain highly connected
generalized STI graphs. Several families of generalized STI graphs are
constructed
New transmission irregular chemical graphs
The transmission of a vertex of a (chemical) graph is the sum of
distances from to other vertices in . If any two vertices of have
different transmissions, then is a transmission irregular graph. It is
shown that for any odd number there exists a transmission irregular
chemical tree of order . A construction is provided which generates new
transmission irregular (chemical) trees. Two additional families of chemical
graphs are characterized by property of transmission irregularity and two
sufficient condition provided which guarantee that the transmission
irregularity is preserved upon adding a new edge
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