A convex-hull-based construction generates random convex polyhedron shapes for ice crystals, allowing unified computation of their full polarization scattering matrices in the geometric optics limit for any convex form.
Computer-aided construction of three-dimensional convex bodies of arbitrary shapes.Computational technologies, 27(2):54–61, 2022
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