Varol Akman

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1990
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Varol Akman, Paul J. W. ten Hagen, Tetsuo Tomiyama:
A fundamental and theoretical framework for an intelligent CAD system. Comput. Aided Des. 22(6): 352-367 (1990)
1989
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Varol Akman, Paul J. W. ten Hagen:
The Power of Physical Representations. AI Mag. 10(3): 49-65 (1989)
1988
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Varol Akman, Paul J. W. ten Hagen, Jan Rogier, Paul Veerkamp:
Knowledge engineering in design. Knowl. Based Syst. 1(2): 67-77 (1988)
1987
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Alfons A. M. Kuijk, Paul J. W. ten Hagen, Varol Akman:
An Exact Incremental Hidden Surface Removal Algorithm. Advances in Computer Graphics Hardware 1987: 21-37
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Varol Akman, Paul J. W. ten Hagen, Alfons A. M. Kuijk:
A Vector-like Architecture for Raster Graphics. Advances in Computer Graphics Hardware 1987: 137-154

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