Animal Shapes, Modal Analysis, and Visualization of Motion (III): Giraffe, Duck, Goose, T-Rex Dinosaur, and the Flying Modes of Eagle

Jing Yang; Goong Chen; Chunqiu Wei; Alexey Sergeev; Jingtong Huang; Matthew M. Scully; Steven G. Krantz; Pengfei Yao; Tiexin Guo; Junmin Wang; Ming Chieh Chen; Darrell Corti

doi:10.1007/s12220-023-01344-4

Animal Shapes, Modal Analysis, and Visualization of Motion (III): Giraffe, Duck, Goose, T-Rex Dinosaur, and the Flying Modes of Eagle

Jing Yang, Goong Chen^*, Chunqiu Wei, Alexey Sergeev, Jingtong Huang, Matthew M. Scully, Steven G. Krantz, Pengfei Yao, Tiexin Guo, Junmin Wang, Ming Chieh Chen, Darrell Corti

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This paper contains more varieties of animals, including the giraffe, bird species duck, goose and eagle, and the T-Rex dinosaur. They range across mammals, birds and reptiles. For each of them, we present their first one hundred modes of motion. Three objectives of this paper are as follows: (i)To see more different types of modes of motion from a larger varieties of animals so as to make visual comparisons between interspecies behavioral patterns.(ii)To illustrate the wing-flapping flying modes of an eagle.(iii)To show the modes of motions of an extinct animal, the T-Rex dinosaur.

Original language	English
Article number	325
Journal	Journal of Geometric Analysis
Volume	33
Issue number	10
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/s12220-023-01344-4
Publication status	Published - Oct 2023

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Animal shapes
Duck, Goose, Dinosaur, and the flying modes of an eagle
Motion patterns

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Yang, J., Chen, G., Wei, C., Sergeev, A., Huang, J., Scully, M. M., Krantz, S. G., Yao, P., Guo, T., Wang, J., Chen, M. C., & Corti, D. (2023). Animal Shapes, Modal Analysis, and Visualization of Motion (III): Giraffe, Duck, Goose, T-Rex Dinosaur, and the Flying Modes of Eagle. Journal of Geometric Analysis, 33(10), Article 325. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12220-023-01344-4

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Animal Shapes, Modal Analysis, and Visualization of Motion (III): Giraffe, Duck, Goose, T-Rex Dinosaur, and the Flying Modes of Eagle

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