Catching a Polygonal Fish with a Minimum Net

08/11/2020
by   Sepideh Aghamolaei, et al.
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Given a polygon P in the plane that can be translated, rotated and enlarged arbitrarily inside a unit square, the goal is to find a set of lines such that at least one of them always hits P and the number of lines is minimized. We prove the solution is always a regular grid or a set of equidistant parallel lines, whose distance depends on P.

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