Here’s a neat little construction of the single gyroid as the union of perpendicular overlapping helices. All are equal-handed, clearly emphasizing the chiral nature of the single gyroid. Read more
This is a small C++ program that takes a triangulated surface, and produces a voxelized structure as output. Several different modes are available, including filling one side of the surface (assuming it bounds channels), parallel bodies of the former, and inflating the surface to finite thickness. Written by Sebastian Kapfer. (more info on Sebastian Kapfer’s page)
(This is a copy of the lecture information provided at the FAU where I designed and taught this course from 2007-2013. I am not currently offering this course)
(This is a copy of the seminar course announcement I designed when I taught this seminar course at the FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg in 2013. Publication date of this post is backdated to 2013)