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Triangulations with few ears: symmetry classes and disjointness
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2014
arXiv
pre-print
An ear in a triangulation T of a convex n-gon P is a triangle of T that shares two sides with P itself. Certain enumerational and structural problems become easier when one considers only triangulations with few ears. We demonstrate this in two ways. First, for k=2, 3, we find the number of symmetry classes of triangulations with k ears. Second, for k=2, 3, we determine the number of triangulations disjoint from a given triangulation: this number depends only on n for k=2, and only on lengths of branches of the dual tree for k=3.
arXiv:1309.0743v3
fatcat:2zz7elynevetfatnnx6cu7snau