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Map Folding
2013
Canadian Conference on Computational Geometry
A crease pattern is an embedded planar graph on a piece of paper. An m × n map is a rectangular piece of paper with a crease pattern that partitions the paper into an m×n regular grid of unit squares. If a map has a configuration such that all the faces of the map are stacked on a unit square and the paper does not self-intersect, then it is flat foldable, and the linear ordering of the faces is called a valid linear ordering. Otherwise, the map is unfoldable. In this paper, we show that given
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