In a flat n dimensional Euclidean space we have a body bounded by simplexes; its boundary B is an n−1 dimensional complex.
The boundary is given topologically and the coordinates of the vertices are given.
We want to divide the interior into well shaped n-simplexes which would thus comprise an oriented n-complex whose boundary is B.
At each vertex there is a Gaussian curvature in this sense.
We need to compute this curvature (angle) at each vertex.
Thus begins a long digression.