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Hierarchical and Adaptive Meshing with Linear Interpolation of Vertex Radiosities

This paper discusses different interpolation schemes for the radiosity method. It is shown that similar mathematical expressions exist for piece-wise constant approximation and linear approximation of the radiosity function. The latter improves accuracy and does not necessarily entail a higher complexity. Our implementation of a linear interpolation scheme demonstrates that hierarchical and adaptive meshing can be used elegantly.