Quaternary Reciprocal Systems with the Inner Diagonals: Variants of Polyhedration

Vasily Lutsyk; Vera Vorobjeva; Maria Parfenova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.704.55

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Quaternary Reciprocal Systems with the Inner Diagonals: Variants of Polyhedration

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New algorithm has been offered to divide a concentration complex of reciprocal system for the subsystems. It is based on the relations between the number of complex polyhedron vertexes and resulting number of simplexes. Method is demonstrated on the quaternary systems. It is easy realized in the software, and is very effective in the cases with inner points (compounds) and with the competition of inner diagonals.

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Vasily Lutsyk, Vera Vorobjeva, Maria Parfenova

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Chemical Technology, Minerals, Reciprocal Systems, Triangulations

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