cheshirekow
v0.1.0
|
A horizon ridge is a d-2 dimensional facet (i.e. a facet of a facet),. More...
#include <mpblocks/clarkson93/HorizonRidge.h>
Public Types | |
typedef Traits::SimplexRef | SimplexRef |
Public Member Functions | |
HorizonRidge (SimplexRef Svis_in, SimplexRef Sinvis_in) | |
Public Attributes | |
SimplexRef | Sfill |
the new simplex created to fill the wedge vacated by Svis More... | |
SimplexRef | Sinvis |
the x-invisible simplex, which remains infinite More... | |
SimplexRef | Svis |
the x-visible simplex, which is dropped to a finite one More... | |
A horizon ridge is a d-2 dimensional facet (i.e. a facet of a facet),.
We store a representation of a horizon ridge by a pair of simplices, one of which is x-visible and the other of which is not
Definition at line 39 of file HorizonRidge.h.
typedef Traits::SimplexRef mpblocks::clarkson93::HorizonRidge< Traits >::SimplexRef |
Definition at line 40 of file HorizonRidge.h.
|
inline |
Definition at line 48 of file HorizonRidge.h.
SimplexRef mpblocks::clarkson93::HorizonRidge< Traits >::Sfill |
the new simplex created to fill the wedge vacated by Svis
Definition at line 45 of file HorizonRidge.h.
SimplexRef mpblocks::clarkson93::HorizonRidge< Traits >::Sinvis |
the x-invisible simplex, which remains infinite
Definition at line 44 of file HorizonRidge.h.
SimplexRef mpblocks::clarkson93::HorizonRidge< Traits >::Svis |
the x-visible simplex, which is dropped to a finite one
Definition at line 42 of file HorizonRidge.h.