Amir Vaxman

Amir Vaxman is a Reader in Graphics, Simulation and Visual Computing at The University of Edinburgh, Department of Computer Science. His research focuses on graphics, simulation, and visual computing. He is affiliated with The University of Edinburgh and can be contacted via email at avaxman@ed.ac.uk. His professional profile is available at https://www.ed.ac.uk/Amir_Vaxman.html.

Amir Vaxman is a researcher at The University of Edinburgh, specializing in Digital Geometry Processing, Shape Science, and Computer Graphics. His work focuses on the design, synthesis, and processing of geometric structures, including directional fields, polyvector fields, and polyhedral patterns. He has contributed to the development of methods for shape reconstruction, mesh deformation, and the analysis of integrable fields. His research also explores applications in architectural geometry, 3D object reconstruction, and nonlinear interpolation techniques. Vaxman's publications highlight the intersection of computational geometry and graphics, emphasizing robust and practical approaches to geometric modeling and processing.