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Format: 1 online resource (xix, 1270 pages) : , illustrations

Edition: Third edition.

Note: Front Cover -- Inside Front Cover -- Physically Based Rendering: From Theory to Implementation -- Copyright -- Dedication -- About the Authors -- Contents -- Preface -- AUDIENCE -- OVERVIEW AND GOALS -- CHANGES BETWEEN THE FIRST AND SECOND EDITIONS -- CHANGES BETWEEN THE SECOND AND THIRD EDITIONS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- ABOUT THE COVER -- ADDITIONAL READING -- CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION -- 1.1 LITERATE PROGRAMMING -- 1.2 PHOTOREALISTIC RENDERING AND THE RAY-TRACING ALGORITHM -- 1.3 pbrt: SYSTEM OVERVIEW -- 1.4 PARALLELIZATION OF pbrt -- 1.5 HOW TO PROCEED THROUGH THIS BOOK -- 1.6 USING AND UNDERSTANDING THE CODE -- 1.7 A BRIEF HISTORY OF PHYSICALLY BASED RENDERING -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISE -- CHAPTER 02: GEOMETRY AND TRANSFORMATIONS -- 2.1 COORDINATE SYSTEMS -- 2.2 VECTORS -- 2.3 POINTS -- 2.4 NORMALS -- 2.5 RAYS -- 2.6 BOUNDING BOXES -- 2.7 TRANSFORMATIONS -- 2.8 APPLYING TRANSFORMATIONS -- 2.9 ANIMATING TRANSFORMATIONS -- 2.10 INTERACTIONS -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 03: SHAPES -- 3.1 BASIC SHAPE INTERFACE -- 3.2 SPHERES -- 3.3 CYLINDERS -- 3.4 DISKS -- 3.5 OTHER QUADRICS -- 3.6 TRIANGLE MESHES -- 3.7 CURVES -- 3.8 SUBDIVISION SURFACES -- 3.9 MANAGING ROUNDING ERROR -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 04: PRIMITIVES AND INTERSECTION ACCELERATION -- 4.1 PRIMITIVE INTERFACE AND GEOMETRIC PRIMITIVES -- 4.2 AGGREGATES -- 4.3 BOUNDING VOLUME HIERARCHIES -- 4.4 KD-TREE ACCELERATOR -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 05: COLOR AND RADIOMETRY -- 5.1 SPECTRAL REPRESENTATION -- 5.2 THE SampledSpectrum CLASS -- 5.3 RGBSpectrum IMPLEMENTATION -- 5.4 RADIOMETRY -- 5.5 WORKING WITH RADIOMETRIC INTEGRALS -- 5.6 SURFACE REFLECTION -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 06: CAMERA MODELS -- 6.1 CAMERA MODEL -- 6.2 PROJECTIVE CAMERA MODELS -- 6.3 ENVIRONMENT CAMERA -- 6.4 REALISTIC CAMERAS -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES. , CHAPTER 07: SAMPLING AND RECONSTRUCTION -- 7.1 SAMPLING THEORY -- 7.2 SAMPLING INTERFACE -- 7.3 STRATIFIED SAMPLING -- 7.4 THE HALTON SAMPLER -- 7.5 (0, 2)-SEQUENCE SAMPLER -- 7.6 MAXIMIZED MINIMAL DISTANCE SAMPLER -- 7.7 SOBOL' SAMPLER -- 7.8 IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION -- 7.9 FILM AND THE IMAGING PIPELINE -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 08: REFLECTION MODELS -- 8.1 BASIC INTERFACE -- 8.2 SPECULAR REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION -- 8.3 LAMBERTIAN REFLECTION -- 8.4 MICROFACET MODELS -- 8.5 FRESNEL INCIDENCE EFFECTS -- 8.6 FOURIER BASIS BSDFs -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 09: MATERIALS -- 9.1 BSDFs -- 9.2 MATERIAL INTERFACE AND IMPLEMENTATIONS -- 9.3 BUMP MAPPING -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 10: TEXTURE -- 10.1 SAMPLING AND ANTIALIASING -- 10.2 TEXTURE COORDINATE GENERATION -- 10.3 TEXTURE INTERFACE AND BASIC TEXTURES -- 10.4 IMAGE TEXTURE -- 10.5 SOLID AND PROCEDURAL TEXTURING -- 10.6 NOISE -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 11: VOLUME SCATTERING -- 11.1 VOLUME SCATTERING PROCESSES -- 11.2 PHASE FUNCTIONS -- 11.3 MEDIA -- 11.4 THE BSSRDF -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 12: LIGHT SOURCES -- 12.1 LIGHT EMISSION -- 12.2 LIGHT INTERFACE -- 12.3 POINT LIGHTS -- 12.4 DISTANT LIGHTS -- 12.5 AREA LIGHTS -- 12.6 INFINITE AREA LIGHTS -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 13: MONTE CARLO INTEGRATION -- 13.1 BACKGROUND AND PROBABILITY REVIEW -- 13.2 THE MONTE CARLO ESTIMATOR -- 13.3 SAMPLING RANDOM VARIABLES -- 13.4 METROPOLIS SAMPLING -- 13.5 TRANSFORMING BETWEEN DISTRIBUTIONS -- 13.6 2D SAMPLING WITH MULTIDIMENSIONAL TRANSFORMATIONS -- 13.7 RUSSIAN ROULETTE AND SPLITTING -- 13.8 CAREFUL SAMPLE PLACEMENT -- 13.9 BIAS -- 13.10 IMPORTANCE SAMPLING -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 14: LIGHT TRANSPORT I: SURFACE REFLECTION -- 14.1 SAMPLING REFLECTION FUNCTIONS -- 14.2 SAMPLING LIGHT SOURCES. , 14.3 DIRECT LIGHTING -- 14.4 THE LIGHT TRANSPORT EQUATION -- 14.5 PATH TRACING -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 15: LIGHT TRANSPORT II: VOLUME RENDERING -- 15.1 THE EQUATION OF TRANSFER -- 15.2 SAMPLING VOLUME SCATTERING -- 15.3 VOLUMETRIC LIGHT TRANSPORT -- 15.4 SAMPLING SUBSURFACE REFLECTION FUNCTIONS -- 15.5 SUBSURFACE SCATTERING USING THE DIFFUSION EQUATION -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 16: LIGHT TRANSPORT III: BIDIRECTIONAL METHODS -- 16.1 THE PATH-SPACE MEASUREMENT EQUATION -- 16.2 STOCHASTIC PROGRESSIVE PHOTON MAPPING -- 16.3 BIDIRECTIONAL PATH TRACING -- 16.4 METROPOLIS LIGHT TRANSPORT -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- CHAPTER 17: RETROSPECTIVE AND THE FUTURE -- 17.1 DESIGN RETROSPECTIVE -- 17.2 ALTERNATIVE HARDWARE ARCHITECTURES -- 17.3 CONCLUSION -- APPENDIXE A: UTILITIES -- A.1 MAIN INCLUDE FILE -- A.2 IMAGE FILE INPUT AND OUTPUT -- A.3 COMMUNICATING WITH THE USER -- A.4 MEMORY MANAGEMENT -- A.5 MATHEMATICAL ROUTINES -- A.6 PARALLELISM -- A.7 STATISTICS -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- APPENDIXE B: SCENE DESCRIPTION INTERFACE -- B.1 PARAMETER SETS -- B.2 INITIALIZATION AND RENDERING OPTIONS -- B.3 SCENE DEFINITION -- B.4 ADDING NEW OBJECT IMPLEMENTATIONS -- FURTHER READING -- EXERCISES -- APPENDIXE C: INDEX OF FRAGMENTS -- APPENDIXE D: INDEX OF CLASSES AND THEIR MEMBERS -- APPENDIXE E: INDEX OF MISCELLANEOUS IDENTIFIERS -- References -- Subject Index -- Inside Back Cover -- Back Cover.

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780128006450

Additional Edition: ISBN 0128006455

Language: English

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Format: 1 Online-Ressource (xxix, 1235 Seiten) : , Illustrationen, Diagramme.

Edition: Third edition

ISBN: 978-0-12-800709-9

Content: Physically Based Rendering: From Theory to Implementation, Third Edition, describes both the mathematical theory behind a modern photorealistic rendering system and its practical implementation. Through a method known as 'literate programming', the authors combine human-readable documentation and source code into a single reference that is specifically designed to aid comprehension. The result is a stunning achievement in graphics education. Through the ideas and software in this book, users will learn to design and employ a fully-featured rendering system for creating stunning imagery. This completely updated and revised edition includes new coverage on ray-tracing hair and curves primitives, numerical precision issues with ray tracing, LBVHs, realistic camera models, the measurement equation, and much more. It is a must-have, full color resource on physically-based rendering

Additional Edition: Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Pharr, Matt Physically based rendering [Place of publication not identified] : Morgan Kaufmann Publisher, 2016 ISBN 978-0-12-800645-0

Language: English

Subjects: Computer Science

Keywords: Dreidimensionale Computergrafik ; Rendering ; Softwareentwicklung ; Metamathematik ; Realistische Computergrafik ; Geometrische Modellierung ; Rendering

DOI: 10.1016/C2013-0-15557-2

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Format: xxix, 1233 Seiten : , Illustrationen, Diagramme.

Edition: Third edition

ISBN: 978-0-1280-0645-0

Note: Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 1165-1211

Language: English

Subjects: Computer Science

Keywords: Dreidimensionale Computergrafik ; Rendering ; Softwareentwicklung ; Metamathematik ; Realistische Computergrafik ; Geometrische Modellierung ; Rendering

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