Triangles, named after Delaunay, that provide a tessellation of the plane that is related to the Dirichlet tessellation. If two measurement points lie on either side of a Dirichlet tile, then the line joining them forms a side of a Delaunay triangle .
Delaunay triangles. The diagram shows the tessellating triangles corresponding to the locations of 22 rain-gauges in the Bolton area, England.
- nondeterminism
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- nonequilibrium thermodynamics
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