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I'm looking at a paper from H Fuchs called Optimal Surface Reconstruction from Planar Contours dated 1977. It can be found here. On page 2 of the PDF (stamped as page 694) the notation $+_k$ is introduced to denote addition modulo k. I understand what this means. The paper continues with this paragraph:

Extract from paper

I am not fully clear when P is subscripted like in this example:

Focused extract from paper

Looks like $m$ is being superscripted with a $1$. Later in the paragraph it gets a $2$. $m$ is the number of points in a contour, but why the superscripted number? I wonder whether the notation needs a $+$ operator? Hope someone can assist.

PeteUK
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It looks to me like $P$ is subscripted with $i+_m1$, that is $i+1$ modulo $m$, and that interpretation seems to make sense in the context you've posted.

Eric Stucky
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