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Pick's theorem (G. Pick, 1899) determines the area of lattice polygons. The paper presents a number of results about the decomposition of a polygon into triangles. A generalization of Pick's theorem is proved for very general lattice polygons, generalized lattice polygons and the union of generalized lattice polygons. As an application, the original Pick's theorem for simple and quasi-simple polygons is easily derived.
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