An Introduction to Projective Geometry
An Introduction to Projective Geometry
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Otherwise thus: the two ranges may be projected from any vertex and the self-corresponding rays of the concentric projective pencils so formed may be found by the construction given at the beginning of this article. They meet u at the self-corresponding points of the ranges.
115. Intersections of a straight line with a conic given by five points. Let C, 0', J, B, C be the five points on the conic, k any straight line.
The conic is the product of the two pencils defined by 0{ABC), a {A BO).
If O...A, OB, OC meet u at . 4, /i, , C\ and O'A, OB, O'G meet u SitA^BiC, the pencils O(ABC'), O'(^l^C') determine upon u two projective ranges of which A^B/Ji, A. B. C. Are corresponding triads.
Find the self-corresponding points of these ranges on u by either of the methods given in the last article. Let these be S, T. 'I'hen OS, O'S are corresponding rays of the pencils 0(ABC), 0'(ABa).
Therefore S is a point on the conic.
Similarly 7' is a point on the conic.
Hence S, 7' are the intersections of u with the conic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Otherwise thus: the two ranges may be projected from any vertex and the self-corresponding rays of the concentric projective pencils so formed may be found by the construction given at the beginning of this article. They meet u at the self-corresponding points of the ranges.
115. Intersections of a straight line with a conic given by five points. Let C, 0', J, B, C be the five points on the conic, k any straight line.
The conic is the product of the two pencils defined by 0{ABC), a {A BO).
If O...A, OB, OC meet u at . 4, /i, , C\ and O'A, OB, O'G meet u SitA^BiC, the pencils O(ABC'), O'(^l^C') determine upon u two projective ranges of which A^B/Ji, A. B. C. Are corresponding triads.
Find the self-corresponding points of these ranges on u by either of the methods given in the last article. Let these be S, T. 'I'hen OS, O'S are corresponding rays of the pencils 0(ABC), 0'(ABa).
Therefore S is a point on the conic.
Similarly 7' is a point on the conic.
Hence S, 7' are the intersections of u with the conic.
What to read after An Introduction to Projective Geometry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L N G Louis Napoleon George Filon to read onlineMoreLess
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