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Parallel lines in inversive geometry

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Parallel lines in inversive geometry

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Finding the image of the x axis under a Mobius tranfsformation

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Find the image of vertical line $x=1$ under Mobius transformation of $\frac{2z}{z+1}$.

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score 131 · Answer 4 · 2017-01-18 12:09:29

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Second point of intersection of two circles in Möbius geometry

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score 695 · Answer 5 · 2017-01-21 13:28:32

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Concentric circles in inversive-geometry

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score 200 · Answer 6 · 2017-01-22 05:44:15

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Parallel lines as generalised circles in inversive geometry

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score 117 · Answer 7 · 2017-01-31 19:07:58

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(Logic behind) Geometric construction for imaginary roots of quadratic.

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score 178 · Answer 8 · 2023-08-02 22:01:01

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Construction of a circle orthogonal to two given circles and tangential to a given line

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Inversive product of tow ultraparallel geodesics in the hyperbolic plane is $\cosh{\rho}$

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Does it make sense to talk about a square or rectangular cyclide when we invert a square or rectangular torus?

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Geometric proof of $|\frac{e^{j\theta} - a}{1 - ae^{j\theta}}| = 1$

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Pappus chain - The positions of the points of tangency for the first circle

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Pappus chain - triangle of tangency points

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Representing the continued fraction of phi as inversion in a circle

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$M$ in triangle $ABC$ ; images $A',B',C'$ by inversions wrt circles $(MBC),(AMC),(ABM)$ are such that $A'B'C'$ equilateral : is $M$ a known center?

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Parallel lines in inversive geometry

Finding the image of the x axis under a Mobius tranfsformation

Find the image of vertical line $x=1$ under Mobius transformation of $\frac{2z}{z+1}$.

Second point of intersection of two circles in Möbius geometry

Concentric circles in inversive-geometry

Parallel lines as generalised circles in inversive geometry

(Logic behind) Geometric construction for imaginary roots of quadratic.

Construction of a circle orthogonal to two given circles and tangential to a given line

Inversive product of tow ultraparallel geodesics in the hyperbolic plane is $\cosh{\rho}$

Does it make sense to talk about a square or rectangular cyclide when we invert a square or rectangular torus?

Geometric proof of $|\frac{e^{j\theta} - a}{1 - ae^{j\theta}}| = 1$

Pappus chain - The positions of the points of tangency for the first circle

Pappus chain - triangle of tangency points

Representing the continued fraction of phi as inversion in a circle

$M$ in triangle $ABC$ ; images $A',B',C'$ by inversions wrt circles $(MBC),(AMC),(ABM)$ are such that $A'B'C'$ equilateral : is $M$ a known center?

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