Some undergoing research projects

Characterization of 3D bijective digitized rotations

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Euclidean rotations in \(\mathbb{R}^n\) are bijective and isometric maps. Nevertheless, they lose these properties when digitized in \(\mathbb{Z}^n\). For \(n=2\), the subset of bijective digitized rotations has been described explicitly by Nouvel and Rémila and more recently by Roussillon and Cœurjolly. In the case of 3D digitized rotations, the same characterization has remained an open problem. We have been studied the problem and up-to-date, we have proposed an algorithm for certifying the bijectivity of 3D digitized rational rotations using the arithmetic properties of the Lipschitz quaternions.

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A database of 3D neighborhood motion maps

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2D neighborhood motion maps allowed us to study local alterations of discrete spaces under digitized rigid motions. Nevertheless, computation of 3D neighborhood motions maps is a challenging problem.

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