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Computational Photography, an AI-powered Slopendium — 44 Back matter
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▸Part 44 BACK MATTER⧉
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The reference apparatus the rest of the book points back to: the **bibliography**, the **glossary** of terms, the **acronym** list, and the derived term **index**. (The Appendices — the math/code refreshers — are kept as their own separate part for now.) The glossary, acronyms, and index are generated from companion files and rendered to back-matter pages; the bibliography from `Sources/bibliography.md`.
▸44.1 Bibliography⧉
The book's references — the **books, papers, and sites** cited throughout — collected in one place. Every in-text citation (written `[@key]` in the drafts) links here, and in the HTML build hovering a citation shows the full reference as a tooltip.
The list is maintained as machine-readable data in [[bibliography|Sources/bibliography.md]] and **rendered** to the bibliography page, grouped into **Textbooks & books**, **Papers**, and **Web, standards & misc**, sorted alphabetically. Each entry carries a stable **citation key**; drafts cite it as `[@key]` (optionally `[@key|custom text]`).
*(The rendered list is generated — edit `Sources/bibliography.md` and rebuild rather than hand-editing the page.)*
▸44.2 Glossary⧉
The book-wide glossary of terms — maintained in [[Glossary]] and rendered to the `glossary.html` back-matter page. Every bolded term-of-art in the drafts should have an entry.
▸44.3 Acronyms⧉
The expansion list for every acronym used (BRDF, PSF, MTF, SLM, SPAD, ToF, …) — rendered to the `acronyms.html` page, a companion to the glossary.
▸44.4 Term index⧉
The alphabetical term index, derived automatically from the glossary and the drafts (see `index_build.py`) and rendered to the `term-index.html` page.