Simple Polygon

A Polygon is said to be simple (or Jordan) if the only points of the plane belonging totwo Edges of are the Vertices of . Such a polygon has awell-defined interior and exterior.

References

Toussaint, G. ``Anthropomorphic Polygons.'' Amer. Math. Monthly 122, 31-35, 1991.

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