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Line 27: == Challenges in parallel mesh generation == It takes ~~about~~substantial ~~ten to fifteen years~~time to develop the algorithmic and software infrastructure for commercial sequential ~~industrial strength~~ mesh generation libraries. Moreover, improvements in terms of quality, speed, and functionality are open ended ~~and permanent~~ which makes the task of ~~delivering~~creating ~~state-of-the-art~~leading edge parallel mesh generation codes ~~even more difficult~~challenging. An area with immediate high benefits to parallel mesh generation is ___domain decomposition. The DD problem as it is posed in <ref>Chrisochoides N., ''A Survey of Parallel Mesh Generation Methods'', Brown University, Providence RI - 2005.</ref> is still open for 3D geometries and its solution will help to deliver stable and scalable methods that rely on off-the-shelf mesh generation codes for Delaunay and Advancing Front Techniques.

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