We show that the complexity of the vertical decomposition of an arrangement of n fixeddegree algebraic surfaces or surface patches in four dimensions is O(n 4+ε), for any ε> 0. This improves the best previously known upper bound for this problem by a near-linear factor, and settles a major problem in the theory of arrangements of surfaces, open since 1989. The new bound can be extended to higher dimensions, yielding the bound O(n 2d−4+ε), for any ε> 0, on the complexity of vertical decompositions in dimensions d ≥ 4. We also describe the immediate algorithmic applications of these results, which include improved algorithms for point location, range searching, ray shooting, robot motion planning, and some geometric optimization problem...
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. We review recent progress in the study of arrangements of surfaces in higher dimensions. This pro...
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In this paper we first prove the following combinatorial bound, concerning the complexity of the ver...
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We consider the problem of bounding the complexity of the k-th level in an arrange-ment of n curves ...
AbstractIn this paper we investigate the combinatorial complexity of an algorithm to determine the g...
We consider the relative complexities of a large number of computational geometry problems whose co...
We prove that, for any constant ¿>0, the complexity of the vertical decomposition of a set ofn tr...
Abstract. We present a simple but powerful new probabilistic technique for analyzing the combinatori...
We present new results concerning the refinement of three-dimensional arrangements by vertical decom...
Let F be a collection of n bivariate algebraic functions of constant maximum degree. We show that th...
We obtain near-quadratic upper bounds on the maximum combinatorial complexity of a single cell in ce...
Abstract. We review recent progress in the study of arrangements of surfaces in higher dimensions. T...
We obtain a near-tight bound of O(n 3+ε), for any ε> 0, on the complexity of the overlay of the m...
. We review recent progress in the study of arrangements of surfaces in higher dimensions. This pro...
We consider the problem of bounding the combinatorial complexity of a single cell in an arrangement ...
In this paper we first prove the following combinatorial bound, concerning the complexity of the ver...
We establish new lower bounds on the complexity of the following basic geometric problem, attributed...
Let H be a set of n non-vertical planes in three di-mensions, and let r < n be a parameter. We gi...
We consider the problem of bounding the complexity of the k-th level in an arrange-ment of n curves ...
AbstractIn this paper we investigate the combinatorial complexity of an algorithm to determine the g...
We consider the relative complexities of a large number of computational geometry problems whose co...