A Treatise on the Higher Plane Curves: Intended as a Sequel to a Treatise on Conic Sections |
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acnode angle asymptotes axis bitangents Cayleyan centre circle circular points coincident points condition consecutive points coordinates coresidual covariant crunodal cubic curvature cusp cuspidal cubic denote determine distances double point double tangent drawn evolute factor fixed points foci four points functions given curve given line given points harmonic Hence Hessian hyperbola imaginary infinite branch last article line at infinity line joining locus meets the curve multiple point nodal cubics node normal nth degree origin oval pair parabola parallel parameter perpendicular point of inflexion points at infinity points of contact polar conic polar curves polar line pole quartic radius vector ratio real points reciprocal respect right line shews stationary tangent substituting tangential equation theorem three points triangle trilinear coordinates triple point values vanish