Synthetic Projective Geometry
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When two ranges are projective, the point at infinity of either one is correlated to a point of the other called its * vanishing point. * 108. When two conjective ranges form an involution the two vanishing points coincide in a point called the * center ' of the involution.
109. If two figures forming an involution have self-corre- lated elements, these are called the * double * elements of the involution. An involution has at most two double elements ; for were three self-correlated, all would... be self-correlated.
no. If a primal figure of four elements is projective with a second made by interchanging two of these elements, they harmonically separate the other two.
For project the range ABCD from Fand cut the eject by a 28 PROJECTIVE GEOMETRY.
Straight on A. The cut AB'CD' is projective to ABCDy, which by hypothesis is projec- tive to ADCB. Therefore ADCB is perspective to AB'CD\ So vac is on the cross X of the joins DB' and BD', So B and D are codots of the tetrastim VD'XB', while A and C are on the connectors through C\ the third codot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When two ranges are projective, the point at infinity of either one is correlated to a point of the other called its * vanishing point. * 108. When two conjective ranges form an involution the two vanishing points coincide in a point called the * center ' of the involution.
109. If two figures forming an involution have self-corre- lated elements, these are called the * double * elements of the involution. An involution has at most two double elements ; for were three self-correlated, all would... be self-correlated.
no. If a primal figure of four elements is projective with a second made by interchanging two of these elements, they harmonically separate the other two.
For project the range ABCD from Fand cut the eject by a 28 PROJECTIVE GEOMETRY.
Straight on A. The cut AB'CD' is projective to ABCDy, which by hypothesis is projec- tive to ADCB. Therefore ADCB is perspective to AB'CD\ So vac is on the cross X of the joins DB' and BD', So B and D are codots of the tetrastim VD'XB', while A and C are on the connectors through C\ the third codot.
What to read after Synthetic Projective Geometry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bruce Halsted to read onlineMoreLess
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