Discussion:
Intersection of Cone with Plane
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Jon
2009-11-07 01:12:21 UTC
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I have worked out the general case for the intersection of any plane with
any cone.

This has already been discovered, but it is not proprietary information. It
is the foundation for parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, hyperbolics, or
anything having to do with sections of a cone.

Don't be perplexed by the long equations. It is only algebra.

http://mypeoplepc.com/members/jon8338/math/id51.html

Jon Giffen
HardySpicer
2009-11-07 04:49:25 UTC
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Post by Jon
I have worked out the general case for the intersection of any plane with
any cone.
This has already been discovered, but it is not proprietary information.  It
is the foundation for parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, hyperbolics, or
anything having to do with sections of a cone.
Don't be perplexed by the long equations.  It is only algebra.
http://mypeoplepc.com/members/jon8338/math/id51.html
Jon Giffen
and I see you also discovered the two-way switch!
JEMebius
2009-11-07 19:50:53 UTC
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Post by Jon
I have worked out the general case for the intersection of any plane with
any cone.
This has already been discovered, but it is not proprietary information. It
is the foundation for parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, hyperbolics, or
anything having to do with sections of a cone.
Don't be perplexed by the long equations. It is only algebra.
http://mypeoplepc.com/members/jon8338/math/id51.html
Jon Giffen
Suggestion for your next post:

INTERSECTION OF A PLANE WITH A CONE, SPECIAL

You will treat there the pair of intersecting straight lines - yes: that is a conic
section too! This observation may involve proprietary information.

Looking forward: Johan E. Mebius
Skybuck Flying
2009-11-12 15:31:18 UTC
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Post by Jon
I have worked out the general case for the intersection of any plane with
any cone.
This has already been discovered, but it is not proprietary information.
It is the foundation for parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, hyperbolics, or
anything having to do with sections of a cone.
Don't be perplexed by the long equations. It is only algebra.
http://mypeoplepc.com/members/jon8338/math/id51.html
Jon Giffen
Thanks might come in handy some day...

(Or maybe just to do some "insane ammount of calculations test"... maybe to
determine speed or accuracy of equipment ;))

Anyway... why go through all the trouble of making it impossible to "save
the page" to file ?

(IE8 complains can't save page to file).

For me this is easily solved by copieing and pasting the text inside
frontpage :)

Just requires a little bit more of time ;)

(Maybe it's just a bug in your page ? ;))

Anyway it seems you are on windows using outlook express to post this
message...

The webpage's source code header is:

<HEAD>
<META content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"
http-equiv="Content-Type">
<META content="0" http-equiv="Expires">
<META content="1.0" name="TRELLIX_BUILDER_VER"><META
name="TRELLIX_OPEN_SITE_COMMAND"
content="http://twe.peoplepc.com:8080/servlet/SiteBuilderServlet?fUrl=/trellix/sitebuilder/f_error.html&sUrl=/trellix/sitebuilder/f_edit_page.html&Command=OpenSite&FileName=2164488876280563899/site.xml"></META><base
href="http://mypeoplepc.com/members/jon8338/math/index.html"><script
language="Javascript">
document.isTrellix = 1;
</script>
<title>Intersection of a Plane with a Cone, General</title>
</HEAD>

Apperently the webpage was made with a-to-me-unknown-tool called: "TRELLIX
BUILDER".

Maybe it adds some nasty bugs... or maybe it's just a buggy product =D

Hmm further investigation reveals... it's a website builder/webhosting
thingy:

http://www.trellix.com/

Anyway it seems like that.. good luck with it ! ;) :)

(alt.sci.math removed, not available?)
(alt.math.recreationa, to bring it down to 5)

Bye,
Skybuck.

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