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Fix plurals in a number of manuals
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@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ linked. Valid options are, for instance, "filesystem" or "program_options".
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</DL>
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This options should suffice to create `CMakeLists.txt` script
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These options should suffice to create a `CMakeLists.txt` script
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for most directories containing programs. However, in some special
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cases, it might still be required to create the script manually, for
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instance, if some source files/executables need a different linking than
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either a constant or a spatially variable scalar field. It
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provides an upper bound for the distance between the circumcenter
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of a surface facet and the center of a surface Delaunay ball of this facet.
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<LI><I>`facet_topology`.</I> This parameters controls the set of topological constraints
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<LI><I>`facet_topology`.</I> This parameter controls the set of topological constraints
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which have to be verified by each surface facet. By default, each vertex of a surface
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facet has to be located on a surface patch, on a curve, or on a corner. It can
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also be set to check whether the three vertices of a surface facet belongs to the same
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either a constant or a spatially variable scalar field. It
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provides an upper bound for the distance between the circumcenter
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of a surface facet and the center of a surface Delaunay ball of this facet.
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<LI><I>`facet_topology`.</I> This parameters controls the set of topological constraints
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<LI><I>`facet_topology`.</I> This parameter controls the set of topological constraints
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which have to be verified by each surface facet. By default, each vertex of a surface
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facet has to be located on a surface patch, on a curve, or on a corner. It can
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also be set to check whether the three vertices of a surface facet belongs to the same
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@ -569,7 +569,7 @@ The following running times were observed:
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\section PMPPredicates Predicates
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This packages provides several predicates to be evaluated with respect to a triangle mesh.
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This package provides several predicates to be evaluated with respect to a triangle mesh.
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\subsection PMPDoIntersect Intersections Detection
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Intersection tests between triangle meshes and/or polylines can be done using
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@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ are provided too.
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The example continues with a test if the halfedge
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actually refers to a tetrahedron. This test checks the connected
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component referred to by the halfedge `h` and not the polyhedral
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surface as a whole. This examples works only on the combinatorial
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surface as a whole. This example works only on the combinatorial
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level of a polyhedral surface. The next example adds the geometry.
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\cgalExample{Polyhedron/polyhedron_prog_simple.cpp}
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is topologically
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equivalent to a two-dimensional triangulated sphere.
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This rules extends to lower dimensional triangulation data structure
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This rule extends to lower dimensional triangulation data structure
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arising in degenerate cases or when the triangulations
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have fewer than three vertices.
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A one dimensional triangulation structure maintains a set of vertices
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@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ Two traits classes are offered with this package as models of the concept `Delau
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for points on the sphere: given a point `p` in 3D space, this traits class manipulates directly
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its projection on the sphere (that is, the intersection of the sphere and the segment with endpoints
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`p` and the center of the sphere). Consequently, all points to be inserted are on the sphere.
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This traits enable manipulating points that are not on the sphere, but whose triangulation
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This traits class enables manipulating points that are not on the sphere, but whose triangulation
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on the sphere is still interesting, such as geographical coordinates with altitude.
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</li>
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</ul>
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