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A generic Delaunay triangulation algorithm for finite element meshes
A mathematical framework for the construction of k dimensional meshes embedded in n dimensions is provided. By extending Delaunay triangulations a generic triangulation algorithm is stated along with methods for assessing the shapes of simplices. Planar, surface and solid meshes illustrate the algorithm.