- In the
branch of mathematics known as topology, the topologist's
sine curve or
Warsaw sine curve is a
topological space with
several interesting properties...
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cosine components, respectively.
Sine wave Five
seconds of a 220 Hz
sine wave. This is the
sound wave
described by a
sine function with f = 220 oscillations...
- do Gaio was
unearthed in 1966, and is on
display in the
Museu de
Sines (English:
Sines Museum).
Discovered in May 1966, the 'treasure' was
unearthed by...
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functions Law
of sines List
of periodic functions List
of trigonometric identities Madhava series Madhava's
sine table Optical sine theorem Polar sine—a generalization...
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cites several such
curves,
including an 1828 or 1829
proposal based on the "
curve of sines" by
William Gravatt, and the
curve of adjustment by William...
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Curve ****ing is the
process of constructing a
curve, or
mathematical function, that has the best fit to a
series of data points,
possibly subject to constraints...
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rhodonea curve is a
sinusoid specified by
either the
cosine or
sine functions with no
phase angle that is
plotted in
polar coordinates. Rose
curves or "rhodonea"...
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Tables of radii and
their logarithms,
natural and
logarithmic versed sines and
external secants,
natural sines and
tangents to
every degree and
minute of the...
- A
Lissajous curve /ˈlɪsəʒuː/, also
known as
Lissajous figure or
Bowditch curve /ˈbaʊdɪtʃ/, is the
graph of a
system of parametric equations x = A sin ...
- Space-filling
curve Topologist's
sine curve Trivial topology Unit
interval Zariski topology Counterexamples in
Topology π-Base: An
Interactive Encyclopedia of Topological...
