Jacob T. Schwartz
Books
- Planning, geometry, and complexity of robot motion
- Mass renormalization and spectral shifts
- Some Remarks on Robot Vision
- Differential geometry and topology 1965-1966
- Finding effective 'force-targets' for two-dimensional multifinger frictional grips
- Nonlinear functional analysis (1963-1964)
- Discrete Thoughts
- Internal, External, and Pragmatic Influences
- Introduction to Matrices and Vectors
- Non-Linear Functional Analysis (Mathematics and its Applications)
- W=* algebras
- Dreamworld': the use of computerized electronic multimedia display environments in education and art
- The limits of artificial intelligence
- Relativity in illustrations. Designed and illustrated by Felix Cooper
- Design for Optimizations of the Bitvectoring Class. by J. T. Schwartz and M. Sharir
- Algorithmic and Geometric Aspects of Robotics (Routledge Revivals)
- Programming with sets
- Design alternatives for ultraperformance parallel computers
- Identification of partially obscured objects in two dimensions by matching of noisy 'characteristic curves,'
- Motion planning and related geometric algorithms in robotics
- On the 'piano movers' problem II. General techniques for computing topological properties of ral algebraic manifolds
- Relativity in Illustrations
- General theory
- Differential geometry and topology
- Lectures on the mathematical method in analytical economics
- Polynomial minimum root separation (note to a paper of S.M. Rump)
- Identification of Partially Obscured Objects in Two Dimensions by Matching of Noisy 'characteristic Curves, '
- On the Case of the Piano Movers' Problems
- Linear Operators Pt. III, Set
- Algorithmic and geometric aspects of robotics
- Algebraic number theory
- Internal, external, and pragmatic influences: technical perspectives in the development of programming languages
- On the case of the piano movers' problems: V. The case of a rod moving in three-dimensional space amidst polyhedral obstacles
- Linear operators
- Lectures on the Mathematical Method in Analytical Economics
- Theory of Money
- A design for optimizations of the bitvectoring class
- Efficient motion planning algorithms in environments of bounded local complexity
- Nonlinear functional analysis, 1863-1964
- On the piano movers' problem: III. Coordinating the motion of several independent bodies: the special case of circular bodies moving amidst polygonal barriers
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