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Merlet J-P.
A parser for the interval evaluation of analytical functions and its
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Merlet J-P.
Solving the forward kinematics of a Gough-type parallel manipulator
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Merlet J-P.
Determination of 6D workspaces of Gough-type parallel manipulator
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Merlet J-P. and Daney D.
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Neumaier A.
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Neumaier A. and Merlet J-P.
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Zippel R.
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In the index keywords in typeset font indicate variable that are used
either in the C++ library
(with the exception of
the C++ procedure of BIAS/Profil that are displayed in normal
font)
or in the Maple library. In the later case
if the keyword is, for example, permute the name of the Maple
variable is
`ALIAS/permute`.
jean-pierre merlet
2018-07-25