Convex Projective Surface Visualisation Tool
This GitHub project is dedicated to producing accurate and robust implementations of numerous algorithms in the study convex projective surfaces and the length spectra on them. These algorithms are founded in this paper (Haraway, Löwe, Tate, Tillmann 2019).
Installation
This application is available on PyPI. To run, it requires a working installation of tkinter. For installation, execute the following commands based on the distribution used.
Ubuntu Installation
sudo apt-get install python3 python3-tk
python3 -m pip install cpsvis
Windows & Mac (tkinter should already be distributed)
pip3 install cpsvis
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