Folding and Unfolding in Computational Geometry
Part II: Paper
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All material in these pages is Copyright 2006 by Erik D. Demaine and Joseph O'Rourke.
Note: The contents list below is out-of-date w.r.t. the final contents,
for which see TOC.
- Introduction
- History of Origami
- History of Origami Mathematics
- Defnitions
Piece of paper
Crease pattern
Folded state
Overlap order
Continuous folding process
Formalism: Infnitesimals?
- Geometric Construction
- Huzita's Axioms and the Resulting Characterization of Foldability
- Regular Polygons
- Generalizing the Axioms to Solve All Polynomials
- Foldability
- Single-Vertex Foldability
- Flat Foldings
- 3D Foldings
- Continuous Single-Vertex Foldability
- Local Flat Foldability is Easy
- Global Flat Foldability is Hard
- All-Positive Not-All-Equal 3-Satisfiability
- Reduction Overview
- Wire
- Not-All-Equal Clause
- Splitting and Routing
- Putting It Together
- Overlap Order from Valid Mountain-Valley Assignment
- Continuous Foldability
- Introduction
- Definitions
- Folded States: Overview
- Well-Behaved Folded States
- Folded States: Isometry
- Folded States: Order
- Folded States: Noncrossing
- Folding Motions
- Rolling between Flat-Folded States
- Unfurling on f(P)
- One-Dimensional Origami
- Equivalence of Folded States and Crimps
- Connection to Linkages
- Map Folding: Sequence of Simple Folds
- Origami Design
- Silhouettes and Gift Wrapping
- Strip Folding
- Hamiltonian Triangulation
- Seam Placement
- Tree Method
- Origami bases
- Uniaxial bases
- One Complete Straight Cut
- History
- Result
- Straight-Skeleton Method
- Straight Skeleton
- Perpendiculars
- Strange Behavior
- Corridors
- Folded State for Linear Corridors
- Circular Corridors
- Disk-Packing Method
- Parallel Offset
- Disk Packing
- Decomposition into Triangles and Quadrangles
- Molecules
- Gluing Molecules
Molecule tree
Folding the molecule tree
Sewing the cut edges
- Generalizations
- Flattening Polyhedra
- Connection to Part III: Models of Folding
- Connection to Fold-and-Cut Problem
- Solution via Disk Packing
- Open Problem:
- Open Problem:
- Partial Solution via Straight Skeleton
- Silhouettes and Gift Wrapping
- Tessellations
- Other
- Disk Hiding
- Min-Crease-Thickness Foldings of Polyominoes