- The
quadratrix or
trisectrix of
Hippias (also
called the
quadratrix of Dinostratus) is a
curve which is
created by a
uniform motion. It is
traced out...
- In geometry, a
quadratrix (from
Latin quadrator 'squarer') is a
curve having ordinates which are a
measure of the area (or quadrature) of
another curve...
-
latter results in a
circle of the
radius ℓ {\displaystyle \ell } . A
quadratrix in the
first quadrant (x, y) is a
curve with y = ρ sin θ
equal to the...
- integral.
Gaussian quadrature Hyperbolic angle Numerical integration Quadratrix Tanh-sinh
quadrature Lindemann, F. (1882). "Über die Zahl π" [On the number...
-
exponential functions Archimedes'
spiral Logarithmic spiral Catenary Quadratrix of
Hippias Newman, JA, The
Universal Encyclopedia of Mathematics, Pan...
- as the cliff,
remain as normal.
Digital artifactual value Event camera Quadratrix of
Hippias Strip photography Wagon-wheel
effect "Electronic shuttering:...
- comp****
construction Angle trisection Doubling the cube
Squaring the
circle Quadratrix of
Hippias Neusis construction Results Apollonius's
theorem Aristarchus's...
-
circle possible in some sense. For example, Dinostratus'
theorem uses the
quadratrix of
Hippias to
square the circle,
meaning that if this
curve is somehow...
- A
mathematical discovery ascribed to
Hippias is
sometimes called the
quadratrix of Hippias. His
great skill seems to have
consisted in
delivering grand...
-
permitted by
straightedge and comp**** constructions.
Other curves like the
quadratrix and spiral,
where only some of
whose points could be constructed, were...
