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Implement Iso Delaunay Tessellation #163

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@sfreedman67 sfreedman67 commented Apr 27, 2022

fixes #160

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videlec commented Apr 25, 2024

We are working with a student (Oscar) on using iso-Delaunay and spine to list more efficiently saddle connections. Right now, the code in the branch does not really makes the distinction between

  • the tessellation of $\mathbb{H}^2$ which always have infinitely many regions
  • the tessellation of $\mathbb{H}^2 / \Gamma$
    To me the IsoDelaunayTessellation should be the first of the two. The fact that it could be used to discover elements in the Veech group is definitely an important feature. But to my mind it would be better not to force such check for each face exploration.

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videlec commented Apr 25, 2024

Are there still plans to implement the Veech group element discovery portion of the code?

Yes. This is another important motivation! But for that purpose I would implement a different explore (or possibly a flexible one that supports many usage).

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videlec commented Apr 25, 2024

Also, it feels like the IsoDelaunayTessellation._dual_graph would better be implemented as an "embedded graph" rather than just a graph. Namely, we want to record the cyclic ordering of edges around the region.

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Computing the iso-Delaunay region associated to a flat triangulation
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