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From: hiebeler@csv.rpi.edu (David Hiebeler)
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Hello, I am an undergrad in Math & CSci, with a concentration (obsession, 
really) in graphics.   I have not done anything whatsoever with ray-
tracing, but have fiddled a lot with fractals and automata and some other
simple stuff.  My question is, what is a good way for me to learn all this
stuff, about random-ray-scattering and rainbows/jewels and similar topics.
Any good book recommendations?
   Thanks
                             -D.H.
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David Hiebeler       hiebeler@csv.rpi.edu
R.D. Box 225A       "Illusions, Richard!  Every
Chatham, NY 12037    bit of it illusions!"