A **nonobtuse mesh** is a type of geometric mesh used primarily in finite element methods and computational geometry. In this context, a mesh is a collection of vertices, edges, and faces that defines a geometric shape or domain over which computations are performed. The term "nonobtuse" refers to the angles formed by the elements (usually triangles or tetrahedra) in the mesh.
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