Jeff Tupper's M.Sc. Thesis

Jeff Tupper's M.Sc. Thesis:

Graphing Equations with Generalized Interval Arithmetic

My thesis on generalized interval arithmetic and implicit surface rendering is now online. It is available as:

The web document is:

Netscape enhanced,
generated by Latex2HTML, and
consists of 186 web pages.

The pdf document is:

double-sided,
157 pages, and
uncompressed (1.24M).

The postscript document is:

double-sided,
157 pages, and
gzip compressed (494K); it uncompresses to 2.54M.

The bitmapped images at the end of chapter four have been replaced with low-resolution images. Those images, and more, are available at the GrafEq gallery. GrafEq is a commercial program, whose development rests on the ideas presented in this thesis; the program was produced in 1993 and is used to teach high-school mathematics. A fully-functional evaluation version of GrafEq is available for download.

The pdf and postscript versions are also available via ftp:

uncompressed pdf (ftp://www.dgp.toronto.edu/pub/mooncake/thesis.pdf - 1.24M)
gzip compressed postscript (ftp://www.dgp.toronto.edu/pub/mooncake/thesis.ps.gz - 494K)
uncompressed postscript (ftp://www.dgp.toronto.edu/pub/mooncake/thesis.ps - 2.54M)

Comments? Send email to mooncake@cs.toronto.edu.