Theorems Connected with Inversion
C. E. M‘Vicker
Abstract
C. E. M‘Vicker
Abstract
The square of the tangent from a point P to a circle S , divided by the diameter of S , will, in what follows, be denoted by ( PS ). If S open out into a straight line, it is easily seen that ( PS ) equals in the limit the perpendicular distance of P from this line; accordingly the length of the perpendicular from a point P on a straight line S will be denoted by the same symbol ( PS ).
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The square of the tangent from a point P to a circle S , divided by the diameter of S , will, in what follows, be denoted by ( PS ). If S open out into a straight line, it is easily seen that ( PS ) equals in the limit the perpendicular distance of P from this line; accordingly the length of the perpendicular from a point P on a straight line S will be denoted by the same symbol ( PS ).
Key concepts: Perpendicular, Tangent, Mathematics, Line (geometry), Point (geometry), Geometry, Limit (mathematics), Physics