This paper describes a new set of necessary conditions for a given graph to be the visibility graph of a simple polygon. For every graph satisfying these conditions we show that a uniform rank 3 oriented matroid can be constructed in polynomial time, which if affinely co- ordinatizable would yield a simple polygon whose visibility graph is isomorphic to the given graph. This will in turn offer the first characterization of this class of graphs
A terrain is an $x$-monotone polygonal line in the $xy$-plane. Two vertices of a terrain are mutuall...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
<p>A <em>terrain</em> is an $x$-monotone polygonal line in the $xy$-plane. Two vertices of a terrain...
We describe a set of necessary conditions for a given graph to be the visibility graph of a simple p...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
In this paper we establish four necessary conditions for recognizing visibility graphs of simple pol...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
AbstractThis paper studies 3-dimensional visibility representations of graphs in which objects in 3-...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
A terrain is an x-monotone polygonal line in the xy-plane. Two vertices of a terrain are mutually vi...
Abstract. We define a natural class of graphs by generalizing prior notions of visibility, allowing ...
Vita.This dissertation is concerned with the combinatorics of visibility graphs of simple polygons. ...
AbstractThere is no known combinatorial characterization of the visibility graphs of simple polygons...
This paper studies 3-dimensional visibility representations of graphs in which objects in 3-d corres...
A terrain is an x-monotone polygonal line in the xy-plane. Two vertices of a terrain are mutually vi...
A terrain is an $x$-monotone polygonal line in the $xy$-plane. Two vertices of a terrain are mutuall...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
<p>A <em>terrain</em> is an $x$-monotone polygonal line in the $xy$-plane. Two vertices of a terrain...
We describe a set of necessary conditions for a given graph to be the visibility graph of a simple p...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
In this paper we establish four necessary conditions for recognizing visibility graphs of simple pol...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
AbstractThis paper studies 3-dimensional visibility representations of graphs in which objects in 3-...
AbstractTwo vertices of a simple polygon P are visible if the line segment joining them does not int...
A terrain is an x-monotone polygonal line in the xy-plane. Two vertices of a terrain are mutually vi...
Abstract. We define a natural class of graphs by generalizing prior notions of visibility, allowing ...
Vita.This dissertation is concerned with the combinatorics of visibility graphs of simple polygons. ...
AbstractThere is no known combinatorial characterization of the visibility graphs of simple polygons...
This paper studies 3-dimensional visibility representations of graphs in which objects in 3-d corres...
A terrain is an x-monotone polygonal line in the xy-plane. Two vertices of a terrain are mutually vi...
A terrain is an $x$-monotone polygonal line in the $xy$-plane. Two vertices of a terrain are mutuall...
AbstractCombinatorial structure of visibility is probably one of the most fascinating and interestin...
<p>A <em>terrain</em> is an $x$-monotone polygonal line in the $xy$-plane. Two vertices of a terrain...