Reconstruction of polycrystalline structures: a new application of combinatorial optimization
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Many known materials possess polycrystalline structure. The images produced by plane cuts through such structures are polygonal complexes. The problem of finding the edges, when only the vertices of a given polygonal complex are known, is considered. A combinatorial optimization model is proposed whose solution yields an approximation of the complex. The problem itself is solved using simulated annealing. Encouraging first experiments are presented.
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