We consider the following problem, known as simplex range searching: Preprocess a set P of n points in ~d SO that, given any query simplex q, the points in P n q can be counted or r e p o r t e d efficiently. We can put the m a n y variants of this problem under the same umbrella by assuming a weigh
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[ACM Press the sixth annual symposium - Berkley, California, United States (1990.06.07-1990.06.09)] Proceedings of the sixth annual symposium on Computational geometry - SCG '90 - Quasi-optimal upper bounds for simplex range searching and new zone theorems
โ Scribed by Chazelle, Bernard; Sharir, Micha; Welzl, Emo
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