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\cgalPkgPicture{surface-mesh-topology-logo.png}
\cgalPkgSummaryBegin
\cgalPkgAuthor{Guillaume Damiand, Francis Lazarus}
\cgalPkgDesc{This package provides a toolbox for manipulating curves on a combinatorial surface from the topological viewpoint. Two main functionalities are proposed. One is concerned with the computation of shortest curves that cannot be continuously deformed to a point. This includes the computation of the so-called edge-width and face-width of the vertex-edge graph of a combinatorial surface. The other functionality is concerned with the homotopy test for deciding if two given curves on a combinatorial surface can be continuously deformed one into the other.}
\cgalPkgDesc{This package provides a toolbox for manipulating curves on a combinatorial surface from the topological viewpoint. Two main functionalities are proposed. One is the computation of shortest curves that cannot be continuously deformed to a point. This includes the computation of the so-called edge-width and face-width of the vertex-edge graph of a combinatorial surface. The other functionality is the homotopy test for deciding if two given curves on a combinatorial surface can be continuously deformed one into the other.}
\cgalPkgManuals{Chapter_Surface_Mesh_Topology,PkgSurfaceMeshTopology}
\cgalPkgSummaryEnd
\cgalPkgShortInfoBegin

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\cgalAutoToc
\author Guillaume Damiand and Francis Lazarus
This package provides a toolbox for manipulating curves on a combinatorial surface from the topological viewpoint. Two main functionalities are proposed. One is concerned with the computation of shortest curves that cannot be continuously deformed to a point. This includes the computation of the so-called edge-width and face-width of the vertex-edge graph of a combinatorial surface. The other functionality is concerned with the homotopy test for deciding if two given curves on a combinatorial surface can be continuously deformed one into the other.
This package provides a toolbox for manipulating curves on a combinatorial surface from the topological viewpoint. Two main functionalities are proposed. One is the computation of shortest curves that cannot be continuously deformed to a point. This includes the computation of the so-called edge-width and face-width of the vertex-edge graph of a combinatorial surface. The other functionality is the homotopy test for deciding if two given curves on a combinatorial surface can be continuously deformed one into the other.
\section SMTopology Introduction