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I have a structured mesh made of polyhedra (mostly hexahedra, and some pentahedra).
I am trying to find the "center" of each cell of this mesh. These are irregular polyhedra, where none of the sides/faces are 100% parallel. In the domain of meshing, when one speaks of the "center" of a cell, what type of center are they referring to? There's many different types of a "center." For example, there's spatial centers, which is just an average of all the nodes that make up the cell. There's center of volume, center of mass, etc.... |
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You probably mean 'unstructured'. However, the following paper:
http://www.dept.ku.edu/~cfdku/papers/1999-AIAAJ.pdf has the answer for arbitrary convex polygons/polyhedra. |
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