-
located or on
which it moves. Thus a
circle in the
Euclidean plane was
defined as the
locus of a
point that is at a
given distance of a
fixed point, the...
-
stability of the system. The root
locus plots the
poles of the
closed loop
transfer function in the
complex s-
plane as a
function of a gain parameter...
- In mathematics, a
cubic plane curve is a
plane algebraic curve C
defined by a
cubic equation F ( x , y , z ) = 0 {\displaystyle F(x,y,z)=0} applied...
- or more
distinct shortest geodesics. In the
Euclidean plane, a
point p has an
empty cut
locus,
because every other point is
connected to p by a unique...
- In physics, the
wavefront of a time-varying wave
field is the set (
locus) of all
points having the same phase. The term is
generally meaningful only for...
- Alternatively, one can
define a
conic section purely in
terms of
plane geometry: it is the
locus of all
points P
whose distance to a
fixed point F (called the...
- or
ethnographic profiles of the
societies they describe.
Changing Planes won the
Locus Award for best
collection in 2004. The
conceit of the collection...
-
spheres that are
tangent both to a
plane and to a cone that
intersects the
plane. The
intersection of the cone and the
plane is a
conic section, and the point...
-
Euclidean circle: a
locus of
points in the
plane at a
constant Euclidean distance (the
extrinsic radius) from a
point in the
plane (the
extrinsic center)...
- may be next to impossible. In
their 2009
published study, the "coronal
planes during perineal contraction and
finger penetration demonstrated a close...
