Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano
Independent Mathematics Educator
Centers
Radii
\(\overline{C_1P_1}\)
\(= r_1\)
\(\overline{C_1P_1}= r_1\)
\(\overline{C_2P_2}= r_2\)
\(= r_1 s\)
\(\overline{C_1P_1}= r_1\)
\(\overline{C_2P_2}= r_2\)
\(\overline{C_3P_3}= r_3\)
\(= r_1 s\)
\(=r_1 s^2 \)
\(= r_2 s \)
\(=\left( r_1 s \right) s\)
\(\overline{C_1P_1}= r_1\)
\(\overline{C_2P_2}= r_2\)
\(\overline{C_3P_3}= r_3\)
Here \(\,0<s<1\)
\(\vdots \)
\(\overline{C_nP_n}= r_n = r_1 s^{n-1} \)
\(= r_1 s\)
\(=r_1 s^2 \)
\(= r_2 s \)
\(=\left( r_1 s \right) s\)
\(\,r_1 = \overline{C_1C_2} + \overline{C_2P_1},\)
\(\Rightarrow \overline{C_1C_2} = r_1-\overline{C_2P_1}\)
\(= r_1-r_1s\)
\(= r_1\left(1-s\right)\)
\(\,r_1 = \overline{C_1C_2} + \overline{C_2P_1},\)
\(\Rightarrow \overline{C_1C_2} = r_1-\overline{C_2P_1}\)
\(\,r_2 = \overline{C_2C_3} + \overline{C_3P_2},\)
\(\Rightarrow \overline{C_2C_3} = r_2-\overline{C_3P_2}\)
\(= r_1-r_1s\)
\(= r_1\left(1-s\right)\)
\(= r_1s-r_1 s^2\)
\(= r_1s\left(1- s\right)\)
\(\,r_1 = \overline{C_1C_2} + \overline{C_2P_1},\)
\(\Rightarrow \overline{C_1C_2} = r_1-\overline{C_2P_1}\)
\(\,r_2 = \overline{C_2C_3} + \overline{C_3P_2},\)
\(\Rightarrow \overline{C_2C_3} = r_2-\overline{C_3P_2}\)
\(= r_1-r_1s\)
\(= r_1\left(1-s\right)\)
\(= r_1s-r_1 s^2\)
\(= r_1s\left(1- s\right)\)
\(\overline{C_3C_4}= r_1 s^{2}\left(1-s\right) \)
\(\,r_1 = \overline{C_1C_2} + \overline{C_2P_1},\)
\(\Rightarrow \overline{C_1C_2} = r_1-\overline{C_2P_1}\)
\(\vdots \)
\(\overline{C_nC_{n+1}}= r_1 s^{n-1}\left(1-s\right) \)
\(\,r_2 = \overline{C_2C_3} + \overline{C_3P_2},\)
\(\Rightarrow \overline{C_2C_3} = r_2-\overline{C_3P_2}\)
\(= r_1-r_1s\)
\(= r_1\left(1-s\right)\)
\(= r_1s-r_1 s^2\)
\(= r_1s\left(1- s\right)\)
\(\overline{C_3C_4}= r_1 s^{2}\left(1-s\right) \)
Again \(\,0<s<1!\)
\(\overline{C_1C_2} =r_1(1-s)\)
\(\vdots \)
\(\overline{C_nC_{n+1}}= r_1 s^{n-1}\left(1-s\right) \)
\(\overline{C_2C_3} = r_1s\left(1-s\right)\)
\(\overline{C_3C_4}= r_1 s^{2}\left(1-s\right) \)
Lenght of segments
Now let's find the coordinates of each point
\(C_n =\left(?, ?\right)\)
Set
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\(\leftarrow\)Polar form
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Radii
Centers
Radii
Centers
s = Slider(0.1, 1.5, 0.01)
t = Slider(0, 2pi, 0.01)
n = Slider(0, 50, 1)
Ln = 0...n
LR = Zip(s^k, k, Ln)
LP = Join({(0, 0)}, Zip((s^k * (1 - s); (k+1) * t), k, Ln))
LS = Zip(Sum(LP, k), k, Ln+1)
LC = Zip(Circle(P, r), P, LS, r, LR)
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There is also a conexion with
Complex Numbers!
Plot all the centers
and join them
for \(z=x+iy\)
Geometrical representation
of the geometric series
Geometrical representation of the
Geometric series
Geometric series
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Re-write both in cartesian form!
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Factorize \((1-s)\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
Relationship between the Geometric series and the points \(C_n\)
we just need to adjust the expression
To obtain the same result
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Patreons:
Christopher-Alexander Hermans, Maciej Lasota, Miguel Díaz, bleh, Dennis Watson, Doug Kuhlmann, Newnome Beauton, Adam Parrott, Sophia Wood (Fractal Kitty), pmben, Abei, Edward Huff.
Patreons:
Christopher-Alexander Hermans, Maciej Lasota, Miguel Díaz, bleh, Dennis Watson, Doug Kuhlmann, mirror, Newnome Beauton, Adam Parrott, Sophia Wood (Fractal Kitty), pmben, Abei, Edward Huff.
By Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano
Construction of rotating circles.