The size of spanning disks for polygonal curves
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Abstract: Let be a closed polygonal curve in consisting of line segments. Assume that is unknotted, so that it is the boundary of an embedded disk in . This paper considers the question: How many triangles are needed to triangulate a Piecewise-Linear (PL) spanning disk of ? The main result exhibits a family of unknotted polygons with edges, , such that the minimal number of triangles needed in any triangulated spanning disk grows exponentially with . For each integer , there is a closed, unknotted, polygonal curve in having less than edges, with the property that any Piecewise-Linear triangulated disk spanning the curve contains at least triangles.
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