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Variable gain haptic coupling for molecular simulation

Bolopion et al., 2011

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4035818380548895160
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Bolopion A
Cagneau B
Redon S
Régnier S
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2011 IEEE World Haptics Conference

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Molecular interactions typically have a high dynamic range (HDR), combining short-range stiff repulsive effects with long-range, soft attractive and repulsive terms. As a result, faithful haptic rendering of such molecular interactions is both important and difficult, in particular in …
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