-
construction is
called line-line
neusis. Line-circle
neusis and circle-cirle
neusis are
defined in
similar way. The line-line
neusis gives us
precisely the power...
-
angle by
using tools other than
straightedge and comp****. For example,
neusis construction, also
known to
ancient Gr****s,
involves simultaneous sliding...
- that
produce very
close approximations. It can be also
constructed using neusis, or by
allowing the use of an
angle trisector. The
regular enneagon has...
- held
against a
straightedge might seem to be
equivalent to
marking it, the
neusis construction is
still impermissible and this is what
unmarked really means:...
- Determinata)
Tangencies (Ancient Gr****: Ἐπαφαί, Latin: De Tactionibus)
Neusis (Ancient Gr****: Νεύσεις, Latin: De Inclinationibus)
Plane Loci (Ancient...
-
icositrigon has the
distinction of
being the
smallest regular polygon that is not
neusis constructible. A
regular icositrigon is
represented by Schläfli
symbol {23}...
-
regular polygon with this property. This type of
construction is
called a
neusis construction. It is also
constructible with comp****,
straightedge and angle...
- circle,
while Hippias is
credited with a
method for
squaring a
circle with a
neusis construction.
Protagoras and
Democritus debated the
tangency of a line with...
- use of
neuseis (alternative
physical handheld tools). The term
neusis (singular) or
neusis construction may also
refer to a
specific tool or
method emplo****...
-
constructed using a comp**** and straightedge. However, it is
constructible using neusis with use of the
angle trisector, or with a
marked ruler, as
shown in the...
