OpenGL assisted dynamically 4-Dimensional animation e-textbook associated with Perovskit dielectrics

• Main Authors: Yamada, Kazu-masa, Matsuhashi, Nobuaki
• Format: Conference Proceeding
• Language: English
• Subjects: Animation; Barium Titanate; Cations; Color; Concrete; Crystallography; Data mining; Data processing; dielectrics material; Distance education; Distance learning; e-textbook Perovskit structure; Geometry; Image color analysis; Mathematical models; OpenGL; Three dimensional; Three-dimensional displays
• DOI: 10.1109/SAI.2014.6918295

The aim of this research is to develop a kind of 4 Dimensional electronic textbook (4D-Text) regarding a typical dielectrics material structure of Perovskit crystalline formations of Barium Titanate where 4D means a combined 1D direction-freely-viewing and 3D animationing is continuously extracting while being changed and scaled viewpoint as user chosen continuously. It is specific issue that e.g. Barium Titanium (IV) Oxide which crystallography 4D structural animation is discussed and relevantly addressing to virtual learning environments, e-learning tools, educational systems design and e-learning organizational issues. Additionally it should be an actually-expected theme that crystalline Perovskite structure with a chemical formula ABX 3 is constructed as follows; the type of anion spheres are X atoms (usually oxygens as O[2-]), the another type of spheres are B-atoms (a smaller metal cation, such as Ti[4+]) and the third type of spheres are the A-atoms (a larger metal cation, such as Ba[2+]). Then thermal transformation between lower temperature ferroelectorode and higher temperature paraelectorode would be discussed. It has been concluded that free OpenGL assisted 4D animation approach technique should be good way to achieve the organization for free 4D-Text e-learning using Free 3D viewing and manipulating the 4D animation data file created via MGF (MicroAVS Geometry File) approached. Additionally crystallography numerical data processing methods in Perovskit structure are to be using Freeware AWK language data-processing and extracting how to prepare the 4D with MGF. Therefore 4D-OpenGL Free e-Text is a possible guidance that enables studying Perovskit structure while changing a viewpoint directly to the instructor's guidance and accessing contents, transcribed by being captured screens and supplementary reference with properly alphanumeric characters and relevant information. Consequently, for the achievement of presented aim of Free 4D e-learning organizational issues, the technology of OpenGL is indispensable.