Area and volume restoration in elastically deformable solids

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Area and volume restoration in elastically deformable solids. / Kelager, Micky; Fleron, Anders; Erleben, Kenny.

Progress In Computer Vision And Image Analysis. World Scientific Publishing Co., 2009. p. 381-400.

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Harvard

Kelager, M, Fleron, A & Erleben, K 2009, Area and volume restoration in elastically deformable solids. in Progress In Computer Vision And Image Analysis. World Scientific Publishing Co., pp. 381-400. https://doi.org/10.1142/9789812834461_0021

APA

Kelager, M., Fleron, A., & Erleben, K. (2009). Area and volume restoration in elastically deformable solids. In Progress In Computer Vision And Image Analysis (pp. 381-400). World Scientific Publishing Co.. https://doi.org/10.1142/9789812834461_0021

Vancouver

Kelager M, Fleron A, Erleben K. Area and volume restoration in elastically deformable solids. In Progress In Computer Vision And Image Analysis. World Scientific Publishing Co. 2009. p. 381-400 https://doi.org/10.1142/9789812834461_0021

Author

Kelager, Micky ; Fleron, Anders ; Erleben, Kenny. / Area and volume restoration in elastically deformable solids. Progress In Computer Vision And Image Analysis. World Scientific Publishing Co., 2009. pp. 381-400

Bibtex

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