Old Home Page for John Keyser

I have finished graduate school at UNC, and have started a faculty position at Texas A&M University.
Please visit my new web page HERE.

Following are links having to do with my work while a graduate student at UNC.

I completed my Ph.D. in the Department of Computer Science at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill in August of 2000. My graduate work was in the field of Geometric and Solid Modeling with the UNC Research Group on Modeling, Physically-Based Simulation and Applications. My dissertation work involved exact boundary evaluation on curved solids. My advisor was Dinesh Manocha .

Links:

• My Dissertation.
• My Papers and publications while at UNC.
• Our research group recently released a library, MAPC, for exact manipulation of algebraic points and curves. The home page for this library is here.
• My dissertation work has involved building a program to compute exact Boolean combinations of low degree sculptured solids. Some output from this program, currently named ESOLID, can be found on the ESOLID home page.
• There has been some interest in my COMP 238 (Raster Graphics) class project on computing sky color. The final report can be found here.