Shu-Yung Liu
Shu-Yung Liu (劉書詠) is the Ph.D. studient in the department of mathematics at the National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU). His research focuses on computational geometry, particularly on area-preserving and volume-preserving parameterizations for triangular and tetrahedra meshes.
These methods have applications in image processing and medical image analysis, such as surface registration, geometry images, and brain tumor segmentation.
Selected Wrok
List of selected publications and presentations.
Spherical Area-Preserving Parameterization via Energy Minimization
We proposed a numerical method for computing spherical, area-preserving parameterizations of closed simplicial surfaces.
Energy-Based Distortion-Balancing Parameterization for Open Surfaces
We developed a numerical method to compute parameterizations of simply connected open simplicial surfaces that balance both angular and area distortions.
Convergent Authalic Energy Minimization for Disk Area-Preserving Parameterizations
We proposed a numerical method for computing disk-shaped, area-preserving parameterizations of simply connected open simplicial surfaces.
The 16th Taiwan-Japan Joint Workshop for Young Scholars in Applied Mathematics
Topic: Area-Preserving Mesn Parameterizations and Applications.
The 18th East Asia SIAM Section Conference
Topic: Spherical Volume-Preserving Parameterization Via Energy Minimization.
The 26th Conference of the International Linear Algebra Society
Topic: Spherical Volume-Preserving Parameterization Via Energy Minimization.
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Research Interests
Our current research interests include:
- Computational Geometry
- Scientific Computing
- Numerical Optimization
- Geometry Processing