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  * Physically Based Rendering:
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Contents

  * Preface
      + Further Reading
  * Preface to the Online Edition
  * 1 Introduction
      + 1.1 Literate Programming
      + 1.2 Photorealistic Rendering and the Ray-Tracing Algorithm
      + 1.3 pbrt: System Overview
      + 1.4 Parallelization of pbrt
      + 1.5 How to Proceed through This Book
      + 1.6 Using and Understanding the Code
      + 1.7 A Brief History of Physically Based Rendering
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 2 Geometry and Transformations
      + 2.1 Coordinate Systems
      + 2.2 Vectors
      + 2.3 Points
      + 2.4 Normals
      + 2.5 Rays
      + 2.6 Bounding Boxes
      + 2.7 Transformations
      + 2.8 Applying Transformations
      + 2.9 Animating Transformations
      + 2.10 Interactions
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 3 Shapes
      + 3.1 Basic Shape Interface
      + 3.2 Spheres
      + 3.3 Cylinders
      + 3.4 Disks
      + 3.5 Other Quadrics
      + 3.6 Triangle Meshes
      + 3.7 Curves
      + 3.8 Subdivision Surfaces
      + 3.9 Managing Rounding Error
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 4 Primitives and Intersection Acceleration
      + 4.1 Primitive Interface and Geometric Primitives
      + 4.2 Aggregates
      + 4.3 Bounding Volume Hierarchies
      + 4.4 Kd-Tree Accelerator
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 5 Color and Radiometry
      + 5.1 Spectral Representation
      + 5.2 The SampledSpectrum Class
      + 5.3 RGBSpectrum Implementation
      + 5.4 Radiometry
      + 5.5 Working with Radiometric Integrals
      + 5.6 Surface Reflection
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 6 Camera Models
      + 6.1 Camera Model
      + 6.2 Projective Camera Models
      + 6.3 Environment Camera
      + 6.4 Realistic Cameras
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 7 Sampling and Reconstruction
      + 7.1 Sampling Theory
      + 7.2 Sampling Interface
      + 7.3 Stratified Sampling
      + 7.4 The Halton Sampler
      + 7.5 (0, 2)-Sequence Sampler
      + 7.6 Maximized Minimal Distance Sampler
      + 7.7 Sobol' Sampler
      + 7.8 Image Reconstruction
      + 7.9 Film and the Imaging Pipeline
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 8 Reflection Models
      + 8.1 Basic Interface
      + 8.2 Specular Reflection and Transmission
      + 8.3 Lambertian Reflection
      + 8.4 Microfacet Models
      + 8.5 Fresnel Incidence Effects
      + 8.6 Fourier Basis BSDFs
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 9 Materials
      + 9.1 BSDFs
      + 9.2 Material Interface and Implementations
      + 9.3 Bump Mapping
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 10 Texture
      + 10.1 Sampling and Antialiasing
      + 10.2 Texture Coordinate Generation
      + 10.3 Texture Interface and Basic Textures
      + 10.4 Image Texture
      + 10.5 Solid and Procedural Texturing
      + 10.6 Noise
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 11 Volume Scattering
      + 11.1 Volume Scattering Processes
      + 11.2 Phase Functions
      + 11.3 Media
      + 11.4 The BSSRDF
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 12 Light Sources
      + 12.1 Light Emission
      + 12.2 Light Interface
      + 12.3 Point Lights
      + 12.4 Distant Lights
      + 12.5 Area Lights
      + 12.6 Infinite Area Lights
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 13 Monte Carlo Integration
      + 13.1 Background and Probability Review
      + 13.2 The Monte Carlo Estimator
      + 13.3 Sampling Random Variables
      + 13.4 Metropolis Sampling
      + 13.5 Transforming between Distributions
      + 13.6 2D Sampling with Multidimensional Transformations
      + 13.7 Russian Roulette and Splitting
      + 13.8 Careful Sample Placement
      + 13.9 Bias
      + 13.10 Importance Sampling
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 14 Light Transport I: Surface Reflection
      + 14.1 Sampling Reflection Functions
      + 14.2 Sampling Light Sources
      + 14.3 Direct Lighting
      + 14.4 The Light Transport Equation
      + 14.5 Path Tracing
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 15 Light Transport II: Volume Rendering
      + 15.1 The Equation of Transfer
      + 15.2 Sampling Volume Scattering
      + 15.3 Volumetric Light Transport
      + 15.4 Sampling Subsurface Reflection Functions
      + 15.5 Subsurface Scattering Using the Diffusion Equation
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 16 Light Transport III: Bidirectional Methods
      + 16.1 The Path-Space Measurement Equation
      + 16.2 Stochastic Progressive Photon Mapping
      + 16.3 Bidirectional Path Tracing
      + 16.4 Metropolis Light Transport
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * 17 Retrospective and The Future
      + 17.1 Design Retrospective
      + 17.2 Alternative Hardware Architectures
      + 17.3 Conclusion
      + Further Reading
  * A Utilities
      + A.1 Main Include File
      + A.2 Image File Input and Output
      + A.3 Communicating with the User
      + A.4 Memory Management
      + A.5 Mathematical Routines
      + A.6 Parallelism
      + A.7 Statistics
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * B Scene Description Interface
      + B.1 Parameter Sets
      + B.2 Initialization and Rendering Options
      + B.3 Scene Definition
      + B.4 Adding New Object Implementations
      + Further Reading
      + Exercises
  * References
  * Index of Fragments
  * Index of Identifiers

Physically Based Rendering: From Theory To Implementation, (c)
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