An algorithm by Guibas and Stolfi (1985) constructs, for a finite set S of n sites in the plane, a triangulation T(S) of S that strictly refines the Delaunay diagram Del(S) when there exists a circle passing through at least four points of S and none of the sites is contained in its interior. For this triangulation T(S) there exist isometries T such that T(T(S))≠T(T(S)). The Voronoi diagram Vor(S) is the straight-line dual of Del(S) and the substitution of T(S) into Del(S) leads to needless calculus, indeed to the creation of imaginary vertices for Vor(S). We present here a variant of the Guibas and Stolfi algorithm that determines, with the same complexity, Del(S) and not a triangulation, and uses a simpler data structure. We also give approximation tests of collinearity and cocircularity so that for any similitude T of the plane, Del(T(S))= T(Del(S)). © 1990.
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Elbaz, M., & Spehner, J. C. (1990). Construction of Voronoi diagrams in the plane by using maps. Theoretical Computer Science, 77(3), 331–343. https://doi.org/10.1016/0304-3975(90)90175-H
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