[x3d-public] request for animation of "differential" graphs

[John Carlson]

More ideas of on "differential graph theory"  What I've got so far is a
mesh with variably transparent or colored facets or edges, that is, nD
computer graphics.  I'm thinking that the facets are colored by some kind
of equation (raytracing might be a equation, radiosity might be another,
there might be all kinds of non-realistic equations, possibly pulsating to
music).

On Wed, May 6, 2020 at 9:04 PM John Carlson <yottzumm at gmail.com> wrote:

> Maybe I can trade some coding time for someone who can do animation of
> graphs or hypergraphs where the arcs can be connected to vertices not at
> all, partially, and fully connected over time. Also, I'd like arcs and
> vertices to be partially transparent, fully transparent, or opaque over
> time. Also the arcs can be opaque on one end, and mostly transparent on the
> other end.   All this can change over time.
>
> This will be an introduction to a new field of study, "Differential Graph
> Theory."
>
> I can trade coding time/testing time if so desired.
>
> Nicholas, Doug, are either of you up to this?  Or one of your students?
>
> Thanks,
>
> John
>
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