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Alexander I. Bobenko studies differential geometry, discrete geometric structures, integrable systems and Riemann surfaces. His TU Berlin homepage also emphasizes mathematical visualization as part of this work.^[ref]

With Carl O. R. Lutz, Helmut Pottmann and Jan Techter, he studied Laguerre geometry in spaces of different curvature and its use in incircular nets. The project connects continuous contact geometry with discrete geometric constraints.^[ref]

Carl O. R. Lutz coauthored research on Laguerre geometry with Alexander I. Bobenko, Helmut Pottmann and Jan Techter. The primary manuscript verifies the full printed name and TU Berlin affiliation at the time of the work.^[ref]

The paper generalizes oriented sphere-and-plane contact geometry to hyperbolic and elliptic settings, then applies it to incircular nets. This combines transformation geometry with discrete configurations satisfying exact contact conditions.^[ref]

Helmut Pottmann works on applied and discrete geometry, computational design and geometric methods for architecture and manufacturing. His KAUST research profile identifies this connection between mathematical structure and practical construction.^[ref]

His joint work with Alexander I. Bobenko, Carl O. R. Lutz and Jan Techter studies Laguerre geometry and incircular nets. Such nets organize quadrilaterals with inscribed circles, connecting exact tangency constraints with discrete surface geometry.^[ref]

Jan Techter works on discrete geometric structures. The Discretization in Geometry and Dynamics project identifies his participation in research on discrete surfaces.^[ref]

With Alexander I. Bobenko, Carl O. R. Lutz and Helmut Pottmann, he studied Laguerre geometry in spaces of different curvature and its application to incircular nets. The work treats contact between oriented spheres and planes as geometric data preserved by transformations.^[ref]