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Theorem 3 Let T ( z ) be a reflection map in the group G with c = 0 and let T be the matrix corresponding to T ( z ).
Theorem 4 Let T ( z ) be a reflection map in the group G with c ≠ 0 and let T be the corresponding matrix of T ( z ).
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Then T ( w ) = w if and only if L ( w ) is a line of eigenvectors of T. Proof Let T ( z ) be a glide reflection map in the group G with a corresponding matrix T. For glide reflections, the lines with slope w, where w = a − d ± ( a + d ) 2 + 4 2 c is a fixed point of T ( z ), are L ( w ) = { r ( a − d ± ( a + d ) 2 + 4 2 c 1 ) : r ∈ C }. (3.4).
Theorem 2 Let T ( z ) be a glide reflection map in the group G with corresponding matrix T.
The fretboard was modeled by a combination of a texture map, reflection map, and bump map derived from scannings of the actual fretboard.
Each pixel in a standard reflection cubemap actually stores a low-frequency distribution, making it a view-dependent reflection map.
We also introduce a new compact representation, which we call a spherical harmonic reflection map (SHRM), for efficient representation and rendering.
We adapt Steinʼs idea in the form of integral averaging over the pullback of a parametrized reflection mapping.
Then I shoot a 360° spherical image of the location, which I use as my reflection map to get lighting and reflections right".
Then I shoot a 360° spherical image of the location, which I use as my reflection map to get lighting and reflections right".
These images were each rendered at approximately 30 frames per second using our Spherical Harmonic Reflection Map (SHRM) representation.
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