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For those interested - In a few weeks, 26-27-28 February, there is a (free) workshop featuring talks and workshops from Leo Dorst, Anthony Lasenby, Charles Gunn
by enkimute 7y ago
For those interested - In a few weeks, 26-27-28 February, there is a (free) workshop featuring talks and workshops from Leo Dorst, Anthony Lasenby, Charles Gunn, Steven De Keninck (the lecturer from this vid - disclaimer - thats me), Vincent Nozick, Dietmar Hldenbrand, Hugo Hadfield and Eric Wieser.
They'll be talking about their research on applications of GA in robotics, AI, CS, physics, graphics.
more info :
https://bivector.net/game2020.html https://bivector.net/game2020.html
Everyone welcome !
- skwog 7y agoNear the end of your Siggraph 2019 talk (excellent, thanks), an audience member mentions an IEEE Spectrum article "Geometric Algebra for Electrical and Electronic Engineers". What is the author's surname that you mention? Peter Yolks? Jolts? Holt? Oates? For me, multiple searches have yielded no results for a similar author name so far. Specifically, there does not appear to be any such article on IEEE Spectrum [1], but there is one on Proceedings of the IEEE [2] whose listed authors do not include anyone named Peter. Curious because you go on to state that his work is readily available. That caught my attention, so I became interesting in finding out more. [1] https://spectrum.ieee.org/searchContent?query=Geometric+Algebra&max=10&page=0&types=Article&q=Geometric+Algebra https://spectrum.ieee.org/searchContent?query=Geometric+Alge... [2] https://proceedingsoftheieee.ieee.org/most-downloaded/geometric-algebra-for-electrical-and-electronic-engineers/ https://proceedingsoftheieee.ieee.org/most-downloaded/geomet...