The constructive jordan curve theorem

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This paper presents a constructive treatment of the Jordan curve theorem. It is shown that, given a Jordan curve, and a point whose distance to the curve is positive, then there is a finite procedure to decide whether the point is inside or outside the curve. Also, given two points that are either both inside, or both outside, the curve, then there is a finite procedure that constructs a polygonal path joining the two points, that is bounded away from the curve. Finally, a finite procedure is given for constructing a point inside the curve. © 1975 Rocky Mountain Mathematics Consortium.

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Berg, G., Julian, W., Mines, R., & Richman, F. (1975). The constructive jordan curve theorem. Rocky Mountain Journal of Mathematics, 5(2), 225–236. https://doi.org/10.1216/RMJ-1975-5-2-225

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