Stability of Map Topology and Robustness of Map Geometry
Stability of Map Topology and Robustness of Map Geometry
RR87-22
Introduction
A standard or usual mathematical model for a map is the two-dimensional manifold or surface with a finite cellular decomposition. A two-dimensional manifold is a continuous, infinitely subdividable space such that every non-boundary point has a neighborhood that looks like a small disk in the plane, and every boundary point has a neighborhood that resembles a half disk.
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