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Computing the Shortest Essential Cycle ∗ (2009)

Abstract
An essential cycle on a surface is a simple cycle that cannot be continuously deformed to a point or a single boundary. We describe algorithms to compute the shortest essential cycle in an orientable combinatorial surface in O(n 2 log n) time, or in O(n log n) time when both the genus and number of boundaries are fixed. Our result corrects an error in a paper of Erickson and Har-Peled. 1

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