Dr. Thomas J. Peters Research is an art -- it is NOT `paint by numbers'. "Not everything that counts can be counted and not everything that can be counted counts" Einstein

Awards for Computational Topology

IBM Faculty Award Letter, July 14, 2005, $40,000.

Link to: Computational Topology -- Six Years and Growing, NSF, August 1, 2005, $12,000.

Link to: Computational Topology for Surface Approximation, NSF, September 15, 2004, $267,000.

Link to: I-TANGO: Intersections --- Topology, Accuracy and Numerics for Geometric Objects
(in Computer Aided Design), NSF, May 1, 2002, $767,000.

Link to: SGER: Computational Topology for Surface Reconstruction, NSF, October 1, 2002, $110,000.

Related Topological Animations, Images and Dissertation

Perturbing-the-Trefoil-Knot

Perturbing-an-Open-Spline-Curve

Trefoil-as-One-Curve

Trefoil-as-Multiple-Curves

Trefoil-Newton-Computations

Trefoil-Newton-Computations-Zoomed

Overview-and-Explanation

Dissertation-by-E.L.F.Moore

Knot-Polynomial-Tool-by-E.L.F.Moore

CV

I-TANGO

Publications & Pre-prints

Talks++

Courses

Research Interests

• Computational Topology, Applied Topology
  
• CAD/CAM, CAGD, Features, Design/Manufacturing Interface
  
• Computer Graphics
  
• Computational Geometry
  

Teaching Interests

Graduate and/or undergraduate courses in computer graphics, software engineering, algorithms, architecture and numerical analysis.

Advice for UConn Undergraduate Advissees -- e-mail options

Link to: advising-advice----e-mail-options

Funding Acknowledgment

Acknowledgement-to-NSF

Return to: Department of Computer Science & Engineering.