A comparative Analysis of Two Molecular Surface Generating Techniques
EMSL Project ID
2126
Abstract
This project is for partial completion of a Master of Science degree in Mathematics from Eastern Washington University. The objective of the project is to compare Harold E. Trease's Adaptive Average Laplacian Surface to Greg K. Schenter's Mean Curvature Flow Surface, with respect to molecular surface fitting. These two surfaces are very similar, and I propose to see if the differences in these surfaces are significant enough to warrant the extra computational cost of the Minimal Area Surface.
Project Details
Project type
Exploratory Research
Start Date
2001-01-02
End Date
2002-08-22
Status
Closed
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Team
Principal Investigator