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2005.11.09.
I've now added the data type hyperbola to the 3DLDF language.
It corresponds to the type class Hyperbola in the C++ code.
The 3DLDF code for generating the following image is in hyprb_00.ldf. TeX code for the including it is in hyprb_00.txt.
The 3DLDF code for generating the following image is in hyprb_01.ldf. TeX code for the including it is in hyprb_01.txt.
The intersection points of a hyperbola h and a path p,
such that h and p are coplanar, and the slope of
p is finite and non-null.
The 3DLDF code for generating the following image is in hyprb_02.ldf. TeX code for the including it is in hyprb_02.txt.
The intersection points of a hyperbola h and a path p,
such that h and p are coplanar, and the slope of
p is infinite.
The intersection points of a hyperbola h and paths q0 and q1, such that h and q0, and h and q1, are non-coplanar. Perspective projection.
path q0 intersects the hyperbola at point i0. path q1 intersects the plane of the hyperbola at point i1, but not the curve itself.
The 3DLDF code for generating the following image is in hyprb_04.ldf.
The intersection of a hyperbola and a plane. Perspective projection.
The 3DLDF code for generating the following image is in hyprb_05.ldf.
points
can be classified according
to their position with respect to a
hyperbola
by using
the location
operator.
The 3DLDF code for generating the following image is in
hyprb_03.ldf.