The ability to virtually track deformable interfaces has many applications and is therefore of great interest. However, Eulerian methods, such as the level set method, tend to suffer from numerical difusion and Lagrangian methods are mostly not able to handle topology changes. This was the reason for developing a new method, the DSC method. The purpose of the DSC method is to be able to model the deformations of objects which are represented by an explicit representation of the interface. Furthermore, it is able to model large deformations and handle topology changes.
For installation instructions as well as a description of how to use the DSC code, see the DSC wiki
If you want news about the development and use of the DSC method, please apply for membership of the mailing list at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/dsc-development
For a list of publications, see http://www2.imm.dtu.dk/~janba/DSC-webpage/
For fluid animations, see http://vimeo.com/mkmi/videos
For topology optimization animations, see http://www2.imm.dtu.dk/~asny/Publications.html
Deformabel Simplicial Complex (DSC) method
Copyright (C) 2013 Technical University of Denmark
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The DSC source code includes the external library CGLA which is a part of the GEL library. Permission to distribute the CGLA library as a part of the DSC project has been granted by copyright owner Andreas Bærentzen. For any other purpose the CGLA library is subject to the original license found in CGLA/intro.pdf.
The DSC source code also includes the SOIL library by Jonathan Dummer which is under the MIT license. It is therefore acceptable to include the SOIL package as long as the copyright notice is retained.
Finally, the TetGen library is used for generating the initial simplicial complexes from .obj files. The TetGen library is under the GNU Affero General Public License (a copy of this license is found in the TetGen folder) and is therefore free to distribute.
J. Andreas Bærentzen
Matematiktorvet, Building 324, room 110
Technical University of Denmark
2800 Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark
e-mail: janba@dtu.dk