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Lattice Cleaving: Conforming Tetrahedral Meshes of Multimaterial Domains with Bounded Quality

Jonathan R Bronson, Joshua A Levine, Ross T Whitaker

    Proceedings. International Meshing Roundtable
    |October 14, 2014
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    Keywords:
    adaptive meshingbiomedicalbounded qualityconformal meshingmesh qualitymulti-labelmultimaterialtetrahedral meshingwatertight

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