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\title{Algorithms on Meshes based on the CGAL Polyhedron}

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% \author[Le-Jeng Shiue, Pierre Alliez, Radu Ursu, and Lutz Kettner]
%        {Le-Jeng Shiue\thanks{CISE, University of Florida},
%         Pierre Alliez\thanks{GEOMETRICA, INRIA Sophia-Antipolis},
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The Computational Geometry Algorithms Library CGAL is an efficient
modern C++ library following the generic programming paradigm. CGAL
contains a flexible data structure for meshes, the
Polyhedron. The software designs are presented for the Polyhedron. 
The flexibility of the Polyhedron is moreover evaluated
through the implementation of several geometry algorithms.  We first
implement a subdivision solution based on the generality of the
Polyhedron. The solution, decoupling the geometry rules from the
refinement, grants users flexible control of the geometry rules.
Remeshing techniques based on a combination of Polyhedron and Delaunay
Triangulation then demonstrate the versatility of the unified
framework provided by CGAL.  Last, several additional functionalities
such as minimum enclosing ball, convex hull, self intersection and
boolean operations are demonstrated on large meshes.  Extensible
algorithm models, based on the robust and efficient Polyhedron and
geometry components provided by CGAL, are expecting to speed up the
research, and therefore benefit the geometry processing community.

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\section{Algorithm Zoo}

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  \subsection{Remeshing}
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  \subsection{Geometric Computing}
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\section{Conclusions}
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