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Architectural Significance of the Seokguram Buddhist Grotto in Gyeongju (Korea)
Salguero Andújar, Francisco Jesús
; Prat Hurtado, Fulgencio; Rodríguez Cunil, Inmaculada; Cabeza Laínez, Jose M. (MDPI, 2021)
The purpose of this article is to disclose the hidden architectural proportions and true nature of the Korean national treasure in Seokguram Grotto, Gyeongju. The authors compare its features with those of other ancient ... -
New Computational Geometry Methods Applied to Solve Complex Problems of Radiative Transfer
Salguero Andújar, Francisco Jesús; Cabeza Laínez, Jose M. (MDPI, 2020-12)
Diverse problems of radiative transfer remain as yet unsolved due to the difficulties of the calculations involved, especially if the intervening shapes are geometrically complex. The main goal of our investigation in ... -
Prevention of Hazards Induced by a Radiation Fireball through Computational Geometry and Parametric Design
Radiation fireballs are singular phenomena which involve severe thermal radiation and, consequently, they need to be duly assessed and prevented. Although the radiative heat transfer produced by a sphere is relatively ... -
Sustainability in Early Modern China through the Evolution of the Jesuit Accommodation Method
Rodríguez Cunil, Inmaculada; Gutierrez Villarrubia, Miguel; Salguero Andújar, Francisco Jesús; Cabeza Laínez, Jose M. (MDPI, 2021)
This article clarifies the often overlooked facts attributed to European missionaries in Asia, especially Jesuits, who acted as catalysts of a kind of nuanced acculturation named Accommodatio (adaptation). To a great ... -
The Problem of Lighting in Underground Domes, Vaults, and Tunnel-Like Structures of Antiquity; An Application to the Sustainability of Prominent Asian Heritage (India, Korea, China)
Salguero Andújar, Francisco Jesús; Rodríguez Cunil, Inmaculada; Cabeza Laínez, Jose M. (MDPI, 2019-10)
Lighting in heritage is complex because of the forms intervening in it. The historical evolution of cultures has not been analytical and therefore, the shapes involved di er greatly from the cuboids typically found in ...
