Geometry

Geometry

Paul Bourke at the Swinburne Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing has a drop dead georgous and voluminously branched Geometry page, and lots more fun visual stuff linked from his home page above it.
My long ago (1977) friend Christopher Gold's site dedicated to Voronoi diagram and Delaunay triangulation spatial analysis techniques.
Computational Geometry Resources at Carleton University in Canada.
Nina Amenta's Directory of Computational Geometry Software, at the University of Minnesota. Also enterable at: Welcome Page
University of Minnesota geometry pages for qhull (quick convex hull). The software also does Delauney triangulation and Veronoi diagrams. Includes lots of good software and tutorial links. Seems to have regular site downtime in the wee hours of the morning.
Jeff Erickson's large and well annotated list of links to free software, Computational Geometry Code.
Jeff Erickson's large and well annotated list of links to everything CG: Computational Geometry Pages.
Linas Vepstas tells you more than you ever wanted to know about the Mandelbrot set's math, with accompanying pictures, in Undecidably Inside.
Dr. David Eppstein at the University of California at Irvine, talks geometry in many modes from practice to theory in his Geometry in Action pages, including Molecular Modeling and Graph Drawing and shows us more fun stuff in his The Geometry Junkyard including especially his Tilings page.
Ptolomaeus Co-conspirator with your web browser: diagrams nearby web as you browse, or stand alone: diagrams web sites' page layouts and interconnections.
Hop's Delta Blocks Newspaper publisher in small AZ town is also a crackerjack 3D tiling researcher.
Computational Geometry Library home page

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