Audrey Lee-St. John
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Java applet demos
We use Java applets to quickly prototype ideas; this allows us to gain more intuition as
well as providing tools for demonstration.
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Pebble Games for Sparse Graphs
Pebble games are based on an elegant and simple algorithm introduced by Jacobs and Hendrickson in 1997
for 2D bar-and-joint rigidity. We generalized the 2D game to a family of pebble game algorithms,
which characterize a counting condition called sparsity in graphs.
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2D Motion Simulation for Bar-and-Joint Frameworks
By adapting the ragdoll physics technique, introduced by the game industry, we can simulate
motion of bar-and-joint frameworks in the plane. Note that, because this simulation is not based
on Laman's condition for generic rigidity, it is able to handle frameworks in so-called
"special position."
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