Abstract
ABSTRACTThe multiview varietyassociated to a collection of N cameras records which sequences of image points in ℙ2N can be obtained by taking pictures of a given world point x∈ℙ3 with the cameras. In order to reconstruct a scene from its picture under the different cameras, it is important to be able to find the critical points of the function which measures the distance between a general point u∈ℙ2N and the multiview variety. In this paper we calculate a specific degree 3 polynomial that computes the number of critical points as a function of N. In order to do this, we construct a resolution of the multiview variety and use it to compute its Chern-Mather class.
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