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Identification of generic polygonal domains by integral-geometric invariants
We study a reconstruction problem of planar domains from non-local integral-geometric invariants. We show that a generic polygonal domain, not necessarily convex, is uniquely determined, up to Euclidean isometry, by the interpoint distance distribution (IDD), which, for convex domains, is equivalent
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