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Arrangements and Duality,Computer generated images of 3-dimensional scenes are becoming more and more realistic. Nowadays, they can hardly be distinguished from photographs. A technique that has played an important role in this development is .. It works as follows.

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Delaunay Triangulations,When we talked about maps of a piece of the earth’s surface in previous chapters, we implicitly assumed there is no relief. This may be reasonable for a country like the Netherlands, but it is a bad assumption for Switzerland. In this chapter we set out to remedy this situation.

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Line Segment Intersection,egetation. The type of geometric information stored in a layer can be very different: the layer for a road map could store the roads as collections of line segments (or curves, perhaps), the layer for cities could contain points labeled with city names, and the layer for vegetation could store a sub