Wanted: References for 3-D Delauney triangulations

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From: Mark VandeWettering
Date: Fri, 09 Mar 1990 05:02

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Allright, I give up.  I am not a topologist, nor do I play one on TV.
I want to construct a Delauney triangulation in three space, for a potentially
large (~50K) sites, and I wanna do it fast and neat, but mostly simply. 

Are there some shortcuts, or am I gonna half to go through every book 
on computational geometry in the world?  :-)   Send me your references.
Code will also be accepted, but I would prefer references.  (Can't debug
what you don't understand.)

Mark VandeWettering (markv@acm.princeton.edu)

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