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evolute of M.
Evolutes are
closely connected to involutes: A
curve is the
evolute of any of its involutes.
Apollonius (c. 200 BC)
discussed evolutes in...
- The
evolute of a
given curve c 0 {\displaystyle c_{0}}
consists of the
curvature centers of c 0 {\displaystyle c_{0}} .
Between involutes and
evolutes the...
- of the
circle k {\displaystyle k} , one gets a limaçon of Pascal. The
evolute of a
curve is the
locus of
centers of curvature. In detail: For a curve...
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concept of an
evolute as the
curve that is "unrolled" (Latin: evolutus) to
create a
second curve known as the involute. He then uses
evolutes to justify...
- aspects.
Purusha and
prakrti are non-
evolutes, they are
eternal and unchanging. From the
union of
these two non-
evolutes evolves buddhi (knowing), from buddhi...
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other curves:
Logarithmic spirals are
congruent to
their own involutes,
evolutes, and the
pedal curves based on
their centers.
Complex exponential function:...
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light forces are
locked in an
eternal battle while being two
sides (or
evolutes) of the same "Force", the
force of time
itself (Zurvan)—the
prime mover...
- \varphi +\cos 3\varphi ,3\sin \varphi +\sin 3\varphi )} (see above). The
evolute of a
curve is the
locus of
centers of curvature. In detail: For a curve...
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retains its
position during meshing and is a
common tangent to the base
circles (rb1 and rb2), i.e. to the
evolutes of the
contacting teeth profiles....
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Palembang shales of Sumatra. The
eggcase of this
species is
considerably more
evolute than that of Argonauta,
possessing an open
umbilical region, and seems...
