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Triangle geometry / Triangles / Triangle / Arrangement of lines / Polygon / Simple polygon / Angle / Fundamental polygon / Geometry / Euclidean geometry / Euclidean plane geometry
Date: 2003-07-05 00:06:00
Triangle geometry
Triangles
Triangle
Arrangement of lines
Polygon
Simple polygon
Angle
Fundamental polygon
Geometry
Euclidean geometry
Euclidean plane geometry

Discrete Comput Geom 22:269–[removed]Discrete & Computational Geometry

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