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On the Numerical Approximation of the Length of (Implicit) Level Curves

Vicente F. CandelaContact Information and Antonio MarquinaContact Information

(1)  Departamento de Matematica Aplicada, Universidad de Valencia, C/Dr. Moliner, 50, Burjassot-Valencia, 46100, Spain

Received: 27 January 2007  Accepted: 28 June 2007  Published online: 7 August 2007

Abstract   The evaluation of the length of a curve, represented in an Eulerian way as the zero level set of an implicit function, depends mainly on the representation of the curve. In this paper, we propose a parameter to measure the complexity of the curve, and therefore the accuracy of the evaluation, based on the evolution of the representation in different scales. We will analyze this parameter, its properties and its relations with the regularity of the curve.

Keywords  Level set methods - Length of implicit curves - Richardson extrapolation - Signed distance functions - Dirac delta function


Contact Information Vicente F. Candela
Email: candela@uv.es

Contact Information Antonio Marquina (Corresponding author)
Email: marquina@uv.es
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