- In
differential geometry,
conjugate points or
focal points are, roughly,
points that can
almost be
joined by a 1-parameter
family of geodesics. For example...
- In
projective geometry, the
harmonic conjugate point of a
point on the real
projective line with
respect to two
other points is
defined by the following...
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specific point in
object space must be
conjugate to an
image ray
intersecting the
conjugate point in
image space. A
consequence is that
every point on an...
-
posterior are then
called conjugate distributions with
respect to that
likelihood function and the
prior is
called a
conjugate prior for the likelihood...
- Look up
conjugation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Conjugation or
conjugate may
refer to:
Grammatical conjugation, the
modification of a verb from...
- In geometry, the
isogonal conjugate of a
point P with
respect to a
triangle △ABC is
constructed by
reflecting the
lines PA, PB, PC
about the
angle bisectors...
-
functional through a
given point P has an envelope, then a
point where an
extremal intersects the
envelope is a
conjugate point to P. In
geometrical optics...
- at
another point,
called a
conjugate point. From the
focusing theorem, we know that all
geodesics from p {\displaystyle p} have
conjugate points at finite...
- In geometry, the
isotomic conjugate of a
point P with
respect to a
triangle △ABC is
another point,
defined in a
specific way from P and △ABC: If the base...
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original beam but load at any
point on the
conjugate beam is
equal to the
bending moment at that
point divided by EI. The
conjugate-beam
method was developed...
