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By Peter Kramer, Zorka Papadopolos

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During this updated evaluation and advisor to most up-to-date literature, the specialist authors enhance suggestions relating to quasiperiodic coverings and describe effects. The textual content describes particular platforms in 2 and three dimensions with many illustrations, and analyzes the atomic positions in quasicrystals.

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The intersection of two or more convex polyhedra is a (possibly empty) convex polyhedron. If C and C are polyhedra of this kind then we construct the union of their bounding planes P = P ∪ P = p1 , . . , pn , p1 , . . , pn . The intersection C = C ∪ C is then calculated by reducing the sequence of planes P as explained above: first obtain the vertices of C from P and then obtain the bounding planes from the set of vertices. The calculation of intersections may be shortened if for each convex polyhedron we compute a bounding box, recorded together with the sets of planes and vertices.

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