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This is a short astrophysical program showing how to compute the adhesion model, describing the large-scale structure of the Universe, using regular triangulations in CGAL (www.cgal.org), as well as using the convex-hull algorithm present in Python's SciPy. The latter Python part is presented in the form of Jupyter notebooks, containing consise descriptions of what we are doing. This software emanates from NWO project 614.000.908 supervised by Gert Vegter and Rien van de Weygaert.
astrophysics, cosmology, adhesion model, computational geometry, convex hull, voronoi tessellation, CGAL, Python
astrophysics, cosmology, adhesion model, computational geometry, convex hull, voronoi tessellation, CGAL, Python
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