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Curvature-constrained Steiner networks with three terminals
by
Kirszenblat, David
, Thomas, Doreen A
, Grossman, Peter A
, Brazil, Marcus
, Rubinstein, J. Hyam
in
Constraints
/ Curvature
/ Mines
/ Optimization
/ Underground mines
2024
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Curvature-constrained Steiner networks with three terminals
by
Kirszenblat, David
, Thomas, Doreen A
, Grossman, Peter A
, Brazil, Marcus
, Rubinstein, J. Hyam
in
Constraints
/ Curvature
/ Mines
/ Optimization
/ Underground mines
2024
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Curvature-constrained Steiner networks with three terminals
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Curvature-constrained Steiner networks with three terminals
2024
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Overview
A procedure is presented for finding the shortest network connecting three given undirected points, subject to a curvature constraint on both the path joining two of the points and the path that connects to the third point. The problem is a generalisation of the Fermat–Torricelli problem and is related to a shortest curvature-constrained path problem that was solved by Dubins. The procedure has the potential to be applied to the optimal design of decline networks in underground mines.
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Springer Nature B.V
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