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Fig 1.

Surface mesh and loops of the “little corner”.

(A) front, top and right faces; (B) back, bottom and left faces.

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Fig 2.

Loop 5 and the layer obtained by extending the loop 5.

(A) loop 5; (B) the layer.

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Fig 3.

The two sub-solids after dividing by the layer.

(A) the left sub-solid; (B) the right sub-solid.

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Fig 4.

Address the right sub-solid recursively.

(A) the layer; (B) the smaller sub-solid.

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Fig 5.

The hex mesh of the “little corner”.

(A) the hex mesh; (B) open view.

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Fig 6.

Two loops with a single sheet.

(A) the surface mesh; (B) the solid mesh; (C) two loops with one sheet.

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Fig 7.

Two representations of cross operation.

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Fig 8.

Two representations of the join operation.

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Fig 9.

Two representations of CEJ.

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Fig 10.

An example of CQ.

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Fig 11.

The selection of the bisecting loop.

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Fig 12.

The input data of CQ mesh generation.

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Fig 13.

Extend the quadrilateral mesh to the hex layer.

(A) the output of CQ mesh generation; (B) the layer of hexes.

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Table 1.

Descriptions of the four types of sub-solids.

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Fig 14.

The input of example 1.

(A) the frame field of example 1; (B) the quadrilateral mesh of example 1.

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Fig 15.

The comparison of meshes of example 1.

(A) the outside view of our resulting mesh; (B) the outside view of FSC mesh; (C) the cutaway view of our resulting mesh; (D) the cutaway view of FSC mesh.

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Table 2.

Statistics for example 1.

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Fig 16.

The input of example 2.

(A) the frame field of example 2; (B) the quadrilateral mesh of example 2.

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Fig 17.

The comparison of meshes of example 2.

(A) the outside view of our resulting mesh; (B) the outside view of SRF mesh; (C) the cutaway view of our resulting mesh; (D) the cutaway view of SRF mesh.

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Fig 18.

The input of example 3.

(A) the frame field of example 3; (B) the quadrilateral mesh of example 3.

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Fig 19.

The comparison of meshes of example 3.

(A) the outside view of our resulting mesh; (B) the outside view of SRF mesh; (C) the cutaway view of our resulting mesh; (D) the cutaway view of SRF mesh.

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Table 3.

Statistics for examples 2 and 3.

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Fig 20.

STC entities.

(A) STC centroids; (B) a STC edge; (C) a 2D chord.

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Fig 21.

3 groups of topologically parallel edges of a hex.

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Fig 22.

3 groups of topologically parallel faces of a hex.

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Fig 23.

A chord and two sheets of a hex mesh.

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Fig 24.

A surface loop corresponding to a sheet.

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