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These are
called degenerate conics and some
authors do not
consider them to be
conics at all.
Unless otherwise stated, "
conic" in this
article will refer...
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Serenus are
included as a
guide to the
interpretation of the
Conics. The
difficulty of
Conics made an
intellectual niche for
later commentators, each presenting...
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central conic in H 2 {\displaystyle \mathbb {H} ^{2}}
decomposes uniquely as the sum of two
intrinsic conics by
adding pairs of
points where the
conics intersect...
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spherical conic is a quartic,
though its
orthogonal projections in
three prin****l axes are
planar conics. Like
planar conics,
spherical conics also satisfy...
- the
conics are
given in the
trilinear coordinates x : y : z. The
conics are
selected as
illustrative of the
several different ways in
which a
conic could...
- as
generalizations of
central conics,
because for
certain values of λ
these ovals reduce to the
familiar central conics, namely, the circle, the ellipse...
- and g = 0, the
conics of
equations af + bg = 0 form a pencil,
which contains one or
three degenerate conics. For any
degenerate conic in the real plane...
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Conic Hill (from
Gaelic "còinneach"
meaning moss) is a
prominent hill in Stirling, Scotland. It is on the east bank of Loch Lomond,
beside the village...
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focal conics. In
Physical chemistry focal conics are used for
describing geometrical properties of
liquid crystals. One
should not mix
focal conics with...
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characteristic two, a von
Staudt conic is
equivalent to a
Steiner conic. However, R.
Artzy has
shown that
these two
definitions of
conics can
produce non-isomorphic...
