Virtual Fekete point configurations: A case study in perturbing complex systems

Robert van Liere; Jurriaan Mulder; Jason Frank; Jacques de Swart

Virtual Fekete point configurations: A case study in perturbing complex systems

Robert van Liere^*
, Jurriaan Mulder
, Jason Frank
, Jacques de Swart

^*Corresponding author for this work

Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica
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Abstract

Virtual environments have shown great promise as a research tool in science and engineering. In this paper we study a classical problem in mathematics: that of approximating globally optimal Fekete point configurations. We found a highly interactive virtual environment, combined with a time-critical computation, can provide valuable insight into the symmetry and stability of Fekete point configurations. We believe that virtual environments provide more natural interfaces to complex systems, allowing users to perceive, interpret and interact with the problem more rapidly.

Original language	English
Pages	189-195
Number of pages	7
Publication status	Published - 2000
Externally published	Yes
Event	IEEE Virtual Reality 2000 - New Brunswick, NJ, USA Duration: 18 Mar 2000 → 22 Mar 2000

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Conference	IEEE Virtual Reality 2000
City	New Brunswick, NJ, USA
Period	18/03/00 → 22/03/00

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