DMTCS vol. 16:2, 2014, 1–20 Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science Diversities and the Geometry of Hypergraphs David Bryant1∗

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Discrete Comput Geom 38:259–DOI: s00454Discrete & Computational Geometry

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Data Structures for Computational Geometry Mashhood Ishaque 21st June, 2007 Computational Geometry Research Group http://www.cs.tufts.edu/research/geometry/

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• Mathematics
• Geometry
• Computer science
• Discrete geometry
• Computational geometry
• Theoretical computer science
• Range searching
• Nearest neighbor search
• Voronoi diagram
• Algorithm

Research Statement—sarah-marie belcastro I think of myself as a semi-generalist because I have knowledge and interests ranging across geometry, topology, algebra, and discrete mathematics. My graduate training was in a

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Curriculum Vitae Dmitry Zakharov October 29, 2015 Research Interests Moduli spaces in algebraic geometry, integrable systems, discrete differential geometry

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Discrete and Computational Geometry manuscript No. (will be inserted by the editor) Markov Incremental Constructions Bernard Chazelle · Wolfgang Mulzer

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Wavelets on Graphs via Deep Learning Raif M. Rustamov & Leonidas Guibas Computer Science Department, Stanford University {rustamov,guibas}@stanford.edu

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• Wavelets
• Signal processing
• Functional analysis
• Timefrequency analysis
• Digital signal processing
• Lifting scheme
• Discrete wavelet transform
• Haar wavelet
• Diffusion wavelets
• Daubechies wavelet
• Fast wavelet transform

13 DISCRETE ASPECTS OF STOCHASTIC GEOMETRY Rolf Schneider

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Institute of Discrete Mathematics and Geometry Differential Geometry and Geometric Structures Members of the Research Group

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Chapter 1: A Taste of Classical Discrete Geometry Adam Sheffer April 16, 2015 “My most striking contribution to geometry is, no doubt, my problem on the number of distinct distances. This can be found in many of my pap

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