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Moving a polygon around the corner in a corridor

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We consider the problem of moving an n vertex simple polygon around a corner in a right-angular corridor. We give an Ο(n log n) algorithm for a convex polygon which constructs a motion of the polygon when one exists; otherwise it reports that none exists. In the case of non-convex polygons, we have an Ο(n2) time algorithm.

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              SCG '86: Proceedings of the second annual symposium on Computational geometry
              August 1986
              322 pages
              ISBN:0897911946
              DOI:10.1145/10515

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