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Three-Dimensional Television, Video and Display Technologies presents new advances in 3D TV and display techniques. It will discuss both theory and applications of these techniques. The theoretical concepts are illustrated by applied examples, numerical simulations, and experimental results. This is the first monograph of this rapidly evolving area of research and development. The book will be very useful for graduate students, scientists and engineers working in the field.
The first monograph on this rapidly evolving area of research and development, this book presents both the theory and
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Produktbeschreibung
Three-Dimensional Television, Video and Display Technologies presents new advances in 3D TV and display techniques. It will discuss both theory and applications of these techniques. The theoretical concepts are illustrated by applied examples, numerical simulations, and experimental results. This is the first monograph of this rapidly evolving area of research and development. The book will be very useful for graduate students, scientists and engineers working in the field.
The first monograph on this rapidly evolving area of research and development, this book presents both the theory and applications of new advances in 3D TV and display techniques. The theoretical concepts are illustrated by applied examples, numerical simulations and experimental results.
Autorenporträt
Bahram Javidi, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, USA / Fumio Okano, NHK Japan Broadcasting Corp., Tokyo, Japan
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"Three-Dimensional Television, Video, and Display Technologies presents new advantages in 3D TV and display techniques. ... The theoretical concepts are illustrated by applied examples, numerical simulations, and experimental results. This is the first monograph of this rapidly evolving area of research and development. The book is useful for graduate students, scientists and engineers working in the field." (E & I, Issue 3, 2003)