Abstract
We explore a new approach for computing the diameter of n points in ℝ3 that is based on the restriction of the furthest-point Voronoi diagram to the convex hull. We show that the restricted Voronoi diagram has linear complexity. We present a deterministic algorithm with O(n log2n) running time. The algorithm is quite simple and is a good candidate to be implemented in practice. Using our approach the chromatic diameter and all-furthest neighbors in ℝ3 can be found in the same running time.
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