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\begin{ccPkgDescription}{Surface mesher}
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\ccPkgSummary{
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The Surface mesher package offers a global function to build a surface mesh
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interpolating a given surface. The approximated surface can be defined
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by an implicit equation or as a gray level in a three dimensional image.
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The user has a fine control on the size and quality of the final mesh
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elements.
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There is no restriction on the topology or number of connected components of the surface.}
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The CGAL 3D Surface Mesher package provide functions to generate
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surface meshes that appoximate, more precisely interpolate,
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smooth surfaces. The meshing algorithm is based on Delaunay
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refinement and provides some guarantees on the resulting mesh:
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the user is able to control the size and shape of the mesh
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elements and the accuracy of the surface approximation.
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There is no restriction on the topology and number of components
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of input surfaces. The surface mesher may also be used
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for non smooth surfaces but without guarantee.
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The required knowledge of the input surface
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is only an oracle that can tell whether a
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given segment intersects the surface or not
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and can compute an intersection point if any. This feature
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makes the package generic enough to be
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applied in a wide variety of situations. Currently, implementations
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are provided for implicit surfaces described as the zero level set
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of some function and surfaces described as a gray
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level set in a three-dimensional image.}
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%\ccPkgDependsOn{ }
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\ccPkgMaturity{Introduced in \cgal\ 3.2}
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