Lectures On the Geometry of Position
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" 254. In conclusion, a problem may here be inserted which is clearly not of the second order, but which is closely related to the one last discussed, namely, In a plane are given a triangle ABC and an involution point-range of the first order n, so situated that neither double point of if lies on a side of the triangle and u passes through no vertex of the triangle. It is required so to circum scribe a conic about the triangle that all pairs of corresponding points of u are conjugate with In a... plane are given a triangle and an involution sheaf of rays of the first order 5, so situated that neither double ray of S passes through a vertex of the triangle and the centre S lies upon no side of the triangle. It is required so to inscribe a conic in the triangle that all pairs of corresponding rays of 6 are conjugate with respect to the curve.
respect to the curve.
Let the points K and M (Fig. 82), in which u is cut by the lines AB and BC respectively, be coordinated in the involution FIG.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 254. In conclusion, a problem may here be inserted which is clearly not of the second order, but which is closely related to the one last discussed, namely, In a plane are given a triangle ABC and an involution point-range of the first order n, so situated that neither double point of if lies on a side of the triangle and u passes through no vertex of the triangle. It is required so to circum scribe a conic about the triangle that all pairs of corresponding points of u are conjugate with In a... plane are given a triangle and an involution sheaf of rays of the first order 5, so situated that neither double ray of S passes through a vertex of the triangle and the centre S lies upon no side of the triangle. It is required so to inscribe a conic in the triangle that all pairs of corresponding rays of 6 are conjugate with respect to the curve.
respect to the curve.
Let the points K and M (Fig. 82), in which u is cut by the lines AB and BC respectively, be coordinated in the involution FIG.
What to read after Lectures On the Geometry of Position?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodor Reye to read onlineMoreLess
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