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    Fluid membranes - theory of vesicle conformations
    (Jülich : Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Zentralbibliothek, 1994) Seifert, Udo
    The theory of conformations of fluid membranes and vesicles presented in this treatise started from a continuum description based on two relevant degrees of freedom: the local shape, and the local density difference in the two monolayers. Energy minimization, taking into account the geometrical constraints, yields a variety of shapes of various topologies. These shapes are arranged into phase diagrams which separate phases of different symmetry. For vesicles of higher genus, this approach culminates in the prediction of conformal diffusion which amounts to a one-fold continuous degeneracy of the ground state. For bound vesicles and vesicles consisting of two components, an additional energy enters the minimization, which leads to the prediction of a curvature-driven adhesion transition and curvature-induced lateral phase segregation, respectively.
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    Interactive control of biomechanical animation : contribution to the GI Workshop: Visualisierung - Rolle von Interaktivitat und Echtzeit, GMD, Sankt Augustin, 2.-3. Juni 1992
    (1992) Ertl, Thomas; Ruder, Hanns; Gruber, Karin; Günther, Michael; Hospach, Frank; Krebs, Thomas; Subke, Jörg; Widmayer, Karin
    Physical based animation can be generated by performing a complete dynamical simulation of multi-body systems. This leads to a complex system of differential equations which has to be solved incorporating biomechanical results for the physics of impacts. Motion control is achieved by interactively modifying the internal torques. Realtime response requires the distribution of the workload of the computation between a highspeed computerserver and the graphics workstation by means of a remote procedure call mechanism.