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From Flying Balls to Colliding Polygons
Report
This repository contains the tex
files that I wrote for the report of the
Bachelor Project (thesis) during my third year at Università della Svizzera
Italiana (USI).
The report goes into great detail on the different steps that were taken during the development of the project. It focuses mostly on the theoretical aspect of the project, as this report should resemble an "official paper" (like a master thesis). The implementation is however not discarded completely, but it is discussed in a broad overview without going to deep in implementation details. If you are interested in such details, feel free to take a look at the code at karma-riuk/flying-balls.
The full report is available here. It contains 4905 words
(as per the texcount -1 -merge -sum bachelorproject.tex
command) spanned over
22 pages.
Table of contents
Here is the table of contents of the report
- Introduction
- Goal of the project
- State of the art
- Technical Background
- Original project
- Cairo
- Technical Background
- Moment of Inertia
- Regular Polygons
- Arbitrary Polygons
- Implementation
- Structure
- Optimization
- Known Issues
- Conclusion
Contact
If you have any question concerning this work, feel free to contact me at arno.fauconnet@gmail.com