Further reading

Some concepts and papers for further reading:

1. Physical models
   1. Kirchhoff thin plate model
   2. Biharmonic equation
   3. Koiter's model
   4. D. Braess Finite Elements [Braess, 2001]

2. Reparametization
   1. Balmelli et al. Space Optimized Texture Maps [Balmelli et al., 2002]
   2. Sander et al. Signal-Specialized Parametrization [Sander et al., 2002]
   3. Alliez et al. remeshing work [Alliez, 2006]

3. Discrete geometry
   1. Discretization of mean curvature
   2. Normal cycles
   3. Convergence properties of mean curvature discretization
   4. Polthier Habilitation [Polthier, 2002]
   5. Cohen-Steiner and Morvan paper [Cohen-Steiner and Morvan, 2003]
   6. Discrete shell variations
      • Baraff and Witkin's Large steps in colth simulation [Baraff and Witkin, 1998]
      • Grinspun et al.'s Discrete shells [Grinspun et al., 2003]
      • Bridson et al.'s Robust treatment of collisions, contact and friction for cloth animation [Bridson et al., 2002]

4. Cloth and more generally deformable object simulation: a survey of methods with focus on bending.
   1. Terzopoulos: [Terzopoulos and Fleischer, 1988,Qin and Terzopoulos, 1996]
   2. Volino et al.'s Versatile and efficient techniques for simulating cloth and other deformable objects [Volino et al., 1995]
   3. Choi and Ko's Stable but responsive cloth [Choi and Ko, 2002]
   4. D Breen et al.'s Predicting the drape of woven cloth using interacting particles [Breen et al., 1994]

5. Adaptive cloth simulation
   1. Molino et al.'s A virtual node algorithm for changing mesh topology during simulation [Molino et al., 2004]
   2. Villard and Borouchaki's Adaptive meshing for cloth animation [Villard and Borouchaki, 2002]
   3. Volkov and Li's Real-time refinement and simplification of adaptive triangular meshes [Volkov and Li, 2003]

6. Overview of the finite element method for plates and shells
   1. Zienkiewicz, Finite Element Method [Zienkiewicz and Taylor, 1989]