Titlebook: Discrete Geometry for Computer Imagery; 9th International Co Gunilla Borgefors,Ingela Nyström,Gabriella Sanniti Conference proceedings 2000

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-39719-6e a new approach in the framework of orders. We introduce the tesselation by connection, which is a transformation that preserves the connectivity, andcan be implemented by a parallel algorithm. We prove that this transformation possesses goodg eometrical properties. The extension of this transforma

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Soichi Omori,Tetsuya Komabayashid as finite cell complexes. The paper contains definitions and a theorem necessary to transfer some basic knowledge of the classical topology to finite topological spaces. The method is based on subdividing the given set into blocks of simple cells in such a way, that a .-dimensional block be homeom

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Superplumes: Beyond Plate Tectonicsproximity space. It is this notion, together with “nearness preserving mappings”, that we investigate in this paper. We first review basic examples as they naturally occur in digital topologies, making also brief comparison studies with other concepts in digital geometry. After this we characterize

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Soichi Omori,Tetsuya Komabayashientrate on structuring elements in the formo f discrete line segments, including periodic lines. We investigate fast algorithms, decomposition/cascade schemes, and translation invariance issues. Several application examples are provided.

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Britain and Britishness at the Crossroads, we give some decidable and undecidable properties concerning Hausdorff discretizations of algebraic sets and we prove that some Hausdorff discretizations of algebraic sets are diophantine sets. We refine the last results for algebraic curves and more precisely for straight lines.