Digital and Image Geometry: Advanced Lectures (Paperback, 2001)

Topology.- An Axiomatic Approach to Digital Topology.- Generic Programming Techniques that Make Planar Cell Complexes Easy to Use.- Algorithms and Data Structures for Computer Topology.- Computer Presentation of 3-Manifolds.- "Continuous" Multifunctions in Discrete Spaces with Applications to Fixed Point Theory.- Representation.- SpaMod: Design of a Spatial Modeling Tool.- to Combinatorial Pyramids.- Representing Vertex-Based Simplicial Multi-complexes.- Discrete Polyhedrization of a Lattice Point Set.- Digital Partitions Encoding.- Geometry.- Stability and Instability in Discrete Tomography.- Point-to-Line Mappings and Hough Transforms.- Digital Lines and Digital Convexity.- Curvature Flow in Discrete Space.- Hausdorff Sampling of Closed Sets into a Boundedly Compact Space.- Cell Complexes and Digital Convexity.- Multigrid Convergence.- Approximation of 3D Shortest Polygons in Simple Cube Curves.- Segmentation and Length Estimation of 3D Discrete Curves.- Multigrid Convergence of Geometric Features.- Length Estimation for Curves with Different Samplings.- The 2-D Leap-Frog: Integrability, Noise, and Digitization.- On Approximation of Jordan Surfaces in 3D.- Shape Similarity and Simplification.- Similarity Measure Computation of Convex Polyhedra Revisited.- Reversible Surface Skeletons of 3D Objects by Iterative Thinning of Distance Transforms.- Distance Transformation and Skeletonization of 3D Pictures and Their Applications to Medical Images.- About the Limiting Behaviour of Iterated Robust Morphological Operators.- Collinearity and Weak Collinearity in the Digital Plane.