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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 22, 2001
Filed:
Feb. 11, 1998
Graeme R Hanson, St Lucia, AU;
Deming Wang, St Lucia, AU;
University of Queensland, Queensland, AU;
Abstract
Numerical integration of a function over a unit sphere is performed using a new partition scheme. At least one octant of the sphere is partitioned into triangular convexes, and functional values are calculated at the vertexes of the triangular convexes. Typically, an octant is partitioned into N bands, respectively containing 1, 3, 5 . . . 2N'triangular convexes. Each triangular convex may be subpartitioned into smaller triangular convexes. An interpolation method may be used to calculate functional values at points within the convexes. Typically, cubic spline interpolation is used for points along the edges of the triangular convexes, and linear interpolation is used for points within the triangular convexes. The partition method is particularly useful in computer simulation of magnetic resonance spectra as it significantly reduces computational time.
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