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A Collapse Process for Farthest Voronoi Diagrams of Lines in Three Dimensions
We study a \emph{collapse process} to construct the farthest Voronoi diagram of lines in three dimensions, given a spherical map of the diagram's unbounded features. The collapse process sweeps through the diagram in order of decreasing distance from the farthest lines. It follows the \emph{shrinkin
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