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If the change of the weight does not change the triangulation, the area can be formulated with the weight. But if the triangulation changes, this problem is very difficult.

2013/5/10 liudaisuda <>

I came across a function of the area of a power cell written in the form
V(Si,Wi) in a paper (Si is the position of a point and Wi is the weight
given to that point). The paper is about capacity-constrained power diagram.
My ultimate goal is to find the root Wi of the equation V(Si,Wi) - Ci = 0,
in which Ci is given as the capacity of that point. But I have no idea in
what the explicit form the function V(Si,Wi) is with respect to Wi. Any help
would be highly appreciated.



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