Handbook of Geometric Constraint Systems Principles

[Mark Szlazak]

Share with interested developers. John Owen co-authored a chapter, he was the creator of the solver licensed by Siemens and used by most commercial CAD software.

Handbook of Geometric Constraint Systems Principles:

[kkremitzki]

Do we have permission to redistribute this PDF? It will probably need to be removed otherwise.

[chrisb]

It's not uploaded here, but we may have to remove the image.

[kkremitzki]

It's not uploaded here, but we may have to remove the image.

The link too, probably...

[Mark Szlazak]

It's not uploaded here, but we may have to remove the image.

The link too, probably...

Ok will do.

[chrisb]

You are right, a too quick glance at the link had lead me to the assumption it was a google book.

This link should be safe: https://books.google.de/books?id=3A1mDw ... &q&f=false . It does not contain the whole book.

[chrisb]

ping

Abdullah, are you interested in a copy of this book? I would support to buy one, anyone else too?

A paper copy costs new ~230 EUR, an e-Book ~100.

[abdullah]

ping

Abdullah, are you interested in a copy of this book? I would support to buy one, anyone else too?

A paper copy costs new ~230 EUR, an e-Book ~100.

Currently I have in stock five technical books in the pipeline waiting to be read. One of them is a very dense non-linear optimization methods brick (the one that Logari referenced in the code). I also have less time than before.

I appreciate you thought of me. At this time I have to decline the offer, but maybe in the future. I keep in mind that this book exists.

I have the "bad habit" of reading real books as opposed to ebooks. At around 50 cents/page, it is a very expensive book too. I am more used to the 40-100 Euros range.

P.S.: It is a 2018 July book, so probably they are still "skimming the cream". I may get 50% cheaper in a couple of years...

[chrisb]

I have the "bad habit" of reading real books as opposed to ebooks.

That's what I prefer too, and the high price was the reason why I made this offer. Come back as needed, the offer will stay at least until I get retired, which will be many years in the future.

[wmayer]

Currently I have in stock five technical books in the pipeline waiting to be read. One of them is a very dense non-linear optimization methods brick (the one that Logari referenced in the code). I also have less time than before.

Where do I find this reference in the code?