AN APPLIED METHOD TO SOLVE SOME TANGENT PROBLEMS

Authors

  • Alina Duta University of Craiova
  • Ludmila Sass University of Craiova
  • Ionut - Daniel Geonea University of Craiova

Keywords:

tangent problems, trajectory, geometric surfaces

Abstract

In descriptive geometry tangent problems are solved by using specific methods such as: changing the projection plans method or the rotation method. In some cases, solving such problems is not quite facile, for it involves the use of multiple changes of projection plans or rotations. Thus, another method, defined generically as the “trajectory method”, has been widely considered as a highly relevant method, especially if we have different geometric surfaces. Within this present paper we envisage the implementation of the “trajectory method” in order to solve some tangent problems while applying graphical and analytical solutions.

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Published

2015-06-01

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Theoretical Geometry and Graphics

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