Titlebook: Automated Deduction in Geometry; 9th International Wo Tetsuo Ida,Jacques Fleuriot Conference proceedings 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Rigidity of Origami Universal Molecules,t to Lang’s method: the initial flat, open state, resp. the folded origami base computed by Lang’s algorithm. The proofs are based on a new technique of transporting rigidity and flexibility along the edges of a paneled surface.

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0302-9743 at the intersection between geometry and automated deduction; the scope of the ADG 2012 moreover has been expanded to cover topics in dynamic geometry.978-3-642-40671-3978-3-642-40672-0Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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Gie?ener Gyn?kologische Fortbildung 1993g to a chosen reference with 3 or 4 fixed points. We can then compute the smaller systems by enumeration of references. We also discuss what are the criteria so that such system can be efficiently solved by homotopy.

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Die Indikation zur Kordozenteserigidity and a first enumerative lower bound. We also give upper bounds for the number of realizations of generic minimally rigid volume frameworks, based on degrees of naturally associated Grassmann varieties.

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Equation Systems with Free-Coordinates Determinants,g to a chosen reference with 3 or 4 fixed points. We can then compute the smaller systems by enumeration of references. We also discuss what are the criteria so that such system can be efficiently solved by homotopy.

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Realizations of Volume Frameworks,rigidity and a first enumerative lower bound. We also give upper bounds for the number of realizations of generic minimally rigid volume frameworks, based on degrees of naturally associated Grassmann varieties.

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,Algebraic Analysis of Huzita’s Origami Operations and Their Extensions,ed by the alternative one. It is known that cubic equations can be solved using origami folding. We study the extension of origami by introducing fold operations that involve conic sections. We show that the new extended set of fold operations generates polynomial equations of degree up to six.