Computing Envelopes in Four Dimensions with Applications
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- Exact computation of the medial axis of a polyhedron
- The Offset Filtration of Convex Objects
- Voronoi Diagram of Polygonal Chains under the Discrete Fréchet Distance
- Querying two boundary points for shortest paths in a polygonal domain
- Envelope computation in the plane by approximate implicitization
- Lines avoiding balls in three dimensions revisited
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- APPROXIMATING THE DIAMETER, WIDTH, SMALLEST ENCLOSING CYLINDER, AND MINIMUM-WIDTH ANNULUS
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- The k-centrum straight-line location problem
- Towards space efficient two-point shortest path queries in a polygonal domain
- Semi-algebraic off-line range searching and biclique partitions in the plane
- Combinatorial characterizations and algorithms for trajectory planning of an articulated robotic probe in three dimensions
- Lower envelopes of surface patches in 3-space
- Semi-algebraic off-line range searching and biclique partitions in the plane
- Towards space efficient two-point shortest path queries in a polygonal domain
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