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Define polygon using CrossingPolygon or WindingPolygon

Is it possible to define polygon using CrossingPolygon or WindingPolygon so that the result is like the first image (without red ...
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Spurious edges showing between adjacent polygons

Is there a workaround to this problem?: With EdgeForm[], a sequence of polygons of the form Polygon[{v1, v2,...}] shows edges ...
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Strategy to speed up two polygons (or region) intersection

Basically, I want to compare the overlap between two polygons (or regions). First, I have a reference particle ring that can form a simple polygon, but this type of ring is very thin and long, and its ...
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Polygon segmentation of branches

Let's say I have a polygon defined by a closed curve that has a semi-dendritic shape. Is it possible to partition it and extract branches and the main stem in MMA automatically? I have been thinking ...
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How to get random polygons with points ordered mathematical positive?

I know how to get random polygons poly = RandomPolygon[{"Convex", 3}, 10, DataRange -> {{0, 1}, {0, 1}}] Only a subset is ordered positive ...
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How to get properties from a Polygon object?

We can get polygons by this code: polys = (SeedRandom[#]; Polygon[RandomInteger[20, {4, 2}]]) & /@ Range[6] How to get those properties? When I dig ...
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How to efficiently duplicate and rotate a graphics object?

Consider the following code ...
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Issue when exporting Polygons in PDF

Consider the following code ...
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Reproducing two of Victor Vasarely's colored cuboids (Eroed-Per and Gestalt-Bleu)

Victor Vasarely (1906 - 1997) was a Hungarian-French artist. He is, along with Bridget Riley, the best-known representative of Op Art (optical art). Based on the color experiments of the Bauhaus, he ...
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Reproducing Josef Albers factory series (repeating rectangle patterns)

Josef Albers (1888 - 1976) was a German-born American artist. In 1920, Albers joined the Weimar Bauhaus as a student and became a faculty member in 1922, teaching the principles of handicrafts. Josef ...
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Fourier Coefficients of Polygon Functions [closed]

Polygon function for a regular pentagon sketched and defined below: Fourier Coefficients are required for polygon functions with sharp discontinuous vertices; $n$ can be either integer or real. In ...
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Replicating Sol LeWitt's skeletal geometries

Sol LeWitt (1928 - 2007) was an American artist linked to various movements, including conceptual art and minimalism. He used lines, geometric solids, patterns, formulas and permutations to create his ...
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Understanding NegativelyOrientedPoints and PositivelyOrientedPoints

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Graphing curves formed by a rolling polygon

I am trying to make a Mathematica graphing function that would generalize common phenomena. How would I do this? From a circle, we can generate a cycloid (if rolling on a line) or a sine wave (if ...
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Area of a Polygon doesn't evaluate?

For an examplary plane polygon in space ...
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