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Hi Anuhya,<br />
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<a href="http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~netty/html/507.html" rel="ugc">http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~netty/html/507.html</a><br />
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Cheers!<br />
sunnycoder
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Hi Anuhya,

http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~netty/html/507.html [http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~netty/html/507.html]

Cheers!
sunnycoder

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hey but i wanted a proof &nbsp;not the articel found online, that i could search too please reply fast<br />
regards<br />
anuhya
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hey but i wanted a proof  not the articel found online, that i could search too please reply fast
regards
anuhya

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thanx i found that already but didnt know how to put that stuff as proof to compute smallest circle , well....anything more specific please let me know and i didnt understand the relavance of page 195...is &nbsp;sit the theorem 6.2.1????<br />
regards<br />
Anuhya
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thanx i found that already but didnt know how to put that stuff as proof to compute smallest circle , well....anything more specific please let me know and i didnt understand the relavance of page 195...is  sit the theorem 6.2.1????
regards
Anuhya

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Show how the furthest-point Vorronoi diagram can be used to compute the smallest-circle that surrounds a given point set.Assume F(P) is available<br />
courtesy Joseph O Rourke &nbsp;5.5.6
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Show how the furthest-point Vorronoi diagram can be used to compute the smallest-circle that surrounds a given point set.Assume F(P) is available
courtesy Joseph O Rourke  5.5.6

Minimum spanning circle

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