Constructive Hopfs Theorem Or How to Untangle Closed Planar Curves
Constructive Hopfs Theorem Or How to Untangle Closed Planar Curves
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, i - 3, t - 1) is a star path and (j - 3, 1 - l, j) and (j — 1, /, J + 1) are both right turns.
Case A23. > + 1. So (t - l, j, j + 1) is a right turn (Fig. EE) 'Obsrrve that this 'assumption' actually require a sequence of 0{j) transforrnation steps to realize, but it is easily described in 0(l) time since we are transforming a consecutive sequence of vertices in a star path. This clarifies an earlier remark.
5 ALGORITHM 15 Figure EE. Case A23 Case A231. 1
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, i - 3, t - 1) is a star path and (j - 3, 1 - l, j) and (j — 1, /, J + 1) are both right turns.
Case A23. > + 1. So (t - l, j, j + 1) is a right turn (Fig. EE) 'Obsrrve that this 'assumption' actually require a sequence of 0{j) transforrnation steps to realize, but it is easily described in 0(l) time since we are transforming a consecutive sequence of vertices in a star path. This clarifies an earlier remark.
5 ALGORITHM 15 Figure EE. Case A23 Case A231. 1
What to read after Constru...ctive Hopfs Theorem Or How to Untangle Closed Planar Curves?
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