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Mem.Fac.Educ.、Kagawa univ. II、58(2008)、31-45

Plane Algebraic Curves Drawn

by thelsotomie Conjugate 11)ra7[¥iangle

     −Applicationsof a Drawing lool and ]Vlathematica−

by

Keisuke M:ATsUMOTo,Kazunori

FUJITA alidHiroo FUKAlsHI

(Received May 30, 2008)

Abstract

   ln this paper we present a cQmputer tool for drawing a locus of the isotomic conjugate to a point for a triangle which moves along a distinguished curve. The drawing tool provides many plane algebraic curves witb simple expressions.       <

      §1.1ntroduction

   ln the sequel to [4]'[9],[20]our

study aims

to develop

a drawing

tool on a

display for experimental

research on various curves using computers.

   ln elementary

geometry

we have five significant notions for a triangle; that is,the

center of gravity,the center of an inScribed circle,the center of an escribed clrcle,the

circumcenter

and the orthocenter of i triangle,As a similar notion we have the isotomic

conjugate to a point for a triangle.

   `Whichcurve is drawl! as a locus of l;heisotomic

conjugate

to a point for a triangle

which

moves

under

a certain condition? ln this study we limit ourselves

to the case

where

a triangle is fixed while the point moves

along a distinguished curve. Then

our

main

concem

is to find various unknown

curves with simple algebraic expressions

as a

   The last author was paltiallysuppolted by Grant-in-Aid florScientificResearch(No. 19500761), the Ministry of Education, Culture,Sports,Science and Technology, Japan。

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K.MATsUMOTO,K。FU,IITA and H. FUKAlsHI

locus of the isotomic conjugate to a point for a triangle.For terminology of geometry

throughout the paper, consult[2]−[31,[11],[13],[14],[18]and[22].

§2.A

program

for drawing a locus

   On a plane let us consider a given triangle △Å召C andai)oint j)different from the vertices of tlle triangle.

   Suppose lines Aj),召j),C7)intersect the opposite sides 6f a triangle △Å召C at points,£),£,F and Z:)・s・E19F・ be the reflections of に)・,E,Finthe midpoints ofthe corresponding sides. Then the lines λZ:)',召£',CLF' always intersect at a point ?', (or are

.pal‘allel,1.6ム,intersectin the point of infinity (x)),calledthe j加zθz?zjccθ司昭αた to」1)for 4AjC ; the map ψ :R\{Å,j,(フ)→RU{oo}defind by ψ(だ)=j="is dalled the 泌応 「心明/昭d回for△Å斑].

   L6tA(s,r),召(−1,0),C(1,

0)be

the vertices of a triangle where

z≠O,and

?(M, 1')a

pOint different frOm

the vertlCeS. Then

the p01nt P’(XI,

y)iS

determined

aS

thejntersection of two straightlines

jS£'and

CF'

given by

・奉 ・・ y° y° 召

  バ雨+,4)−(1+4)v}

z(1+s)(1+j)+(3+y)(1−j)y

  バz(zj−1)+(1−s)y}

z(1−s)(1−z,)+(3−s)(1+s)v

(い1),

/

.

. 回忿 ̄胴曰ビ= ̄屁J 、(レに1)

£ ) ぴ Å C

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       Plane

AlgebraicCurvesDIJawn by thelsotomic Colljugateflolj

a Tfliangle

Proposition. The

ise7ie

Qf the point Qf 垣紅吻,‘φ ̄1(Qo),jりμwzゆy涜a面pg

      z2λ12−2m:y十G2十3)y2−2り'−z2=O,

W11jdz芦z&s6法j'り叫冶哨Ewrrjc6Å,召,Cαz

「&z・μ/zEみαzでycazMrげ△Å召Cα・sj£scEnたz:

j)roo:f1 Let

7:)be apoint

such

that ψり))゜oo.

The

slope

s・・ of the linφjS£'is

equal to the s16pe j恥

of the line F'C.     万  

\      犬

  

Find

the Groebner

bases (see[11,[12])by

applying

Mathematica

ver 6.0by

M/olfram Resea:rch lnc・,to the following code :

1

U:゜X

v:゜y

fl:=(t*(1+s)*(1+u)+v*(3+s)*(1−s))*mb-t*(tft*u-v-s*v)

f2:=(t*(1−s)*(1-u)+v*(3-s)*(1+s))*mc-t*(-t†t*u+v一s*v)

f3:=mb-mc

Gro9bne7`Basis[{f1,f2,f3}・,{!nc,mb,t,s,y,x}]

Factor[Z]

Then we obtain the term

      z(−r2十&j2−2印−2my十3y2十jy2)

in thelistof the generating Groebner bases. Therefore, we have

     (**)     ゐ

;

2−

2m

E

y十(3十s2)y2−2印−z‰0

as anequation of ψ ̄1(oo)whichpresents the ellipse,because

      r2(3+s2)−Gz)2>o.

  Setting the leftside of (**)byパyy),we

have the following:

)The

emPse

(**)passes through the vertices of △Å召C,

ii)The

ellipse (**)has the point

  of the equations

       が

       一−

       ∂,χj

ル)as

its center, which is given by the solution

O and

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K.MATsUMOTo,K。FU,IITA and H. FUKAlsHI

  Which

curve is drawn

as a locus of the isotomic

conjugate

7)’

to a point, 7)for

△AjSC

which

moves

along a distinguished curve

y

  We

divide our operation of a drawing tool into the drawing part and the printing

part,due to the circumstances of our computer machines.

PART

ONE : To

draw

a locus of the isotorilicconjugate to a point for a given triangle.

   A program

of our drawing

game

for Case

l of Theorem

ia § 3 is written in visua1

B asic Ver. 6.0 by Microsoft

Corporation

and consists of the following

five st6ps `(see

List l).

Step 1.

Step 2.

Step 3.

Step 4・

Step5.

Set the coordinates axes and triangle △Å召C in black.

Set the initialpositk)n of a point ?on

curve

ー(in blue),

Draw

the ellipse that pre帥ntsψ'1(邨)in

yellow ocher.

Plot the iiotomic conjugate j)'in red.      

When

one moves

the point j)continuously

along the curve

ー by the mouse。

the point j)'continuously

draws a locus ,y with a solid line in red.   

PART Two

: 7ITo process a bitmap file(bmp)bypびIEX2ε'to

exhibitit on another

display,an4 to printit.

OUTLINE

of the PROGRAM. Let

A (0,2),召(−1,0),C(1,0)and

y:y=た.Where

a

pOint戸(Z4,1ノ)On

ーiS

SeleCted by the mOUSe,

then the iSOtOmiC

COnjUgate

7)'(XI,

y)to

       ■      I ・    ●

?is deter面ned

by the equations (*)for

G,r)=(0,2).

   The program

for drawing

a locus y

of the point 7)'is given in List l. ln thiscase

we win have the curve

y: 4む2−8xy十3げ−4肪一計=0

on a display (Fig. 1).

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Å(0,2),j(−1,0),C(1,0),

yレy=た(--?十1)

;

≠O)レ彪卯

「・必z/

y: 4(た−2)x2−3(3た+2)y2=4(3た−2)y−4た+8=o:

i)the

straightline

ii),the ellipse

iii)the parabola

iv)the

hyperbola

忙ド

{J,た≠−1,(い

forん=2,

orん>2.

1・4(づ

for −でF<ん<2, forん=−{,

Plane Algebraic Curves Drlawn by thむlsotomic Co哨ugate f6r a Triangle

§3. Algebraiccurvesobtained

as a locus of the isotomic conjugate

   As a locus of the isotomic

coiljugate to a point for a given triangle we have varioui

curves. ln

this section

we exhibit some

of them

together

with

the cases of plane

algebraic curves

with simple expressions

WhoSe

graphs

are not given in the standard

texts of the subject [101,[121,[151,[171,[191,[21]and[251.

Theorem,£α油Jげがz・りW/θw訥gαな訪Γαjccμn.?Es 。ya,H,ε涌zαj,z 气ソHz勿csげ

the isotomic conjugate l)’Zθαjpθ訥Z?知r ・2 rrjα凧grZE△Å召C w/zjc/1謂θW・∫α/θzlgが1・E! czzr1.ぞ ー。      :    下

Case l (Fig.1)

   Å(0,2),S(−1,0),C(1,0).

   

ー: χI=k,the stmight nne,

   y:

4尨ヲー8,xy+3戻−4砂−4灸=o

thatis,     '

  i)the

straightline f()r匹−1, 0,1,

ii)the ellipse

iii)the parabola

  )V)`the

hyp&bohi

Case 2 (Fig.2)

that is, for

た</IJ

or

forλ

;

゜±{J,

f。fづニ{みdx

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Case

3 (Fig.3).

   Å(0,−3),j(−1,0),C(1,0).    .j        

犬上

   

‘ぎ: y°.χ?−4,哨εραn2みθZα.

   y

:

5y4十74y3十2(x2十5)y2十48(x2−1)y十9(x2−1)2=0

Case 4 (Fig.4).    .・

   Å(0,−1),j(−1,0),C(1,0).

   y:\χ12−y2°−1,thehyperbola,

   y : y3−y+ (3×2−1)y−(x+1)(x−1)=o

Case 5 (Fig.5).

   Å(0,3),j(−1,0),C(1,0).

   

ー: ,x2十(y−1)2=1,向d

「ε.

   y:

3y4−28y−2(7×2 − 45)y2十108(x2−1)y+27(x2−1)2=0

Case

6 (Fig.6).

   Å(0,1),j(−1,0),C(1,0). 

   

y

:,x2十(y十1)2=4,向d

「ε.

   y: 2:y3 − 3y2− (x+1)(x−1)=o.      ◇

j)n9げ Let れz4,V)aj j)″(XI,y)・       

Case l. Find

the Groebner bases by applying Matheinatica Ver 6.0 to the following code :

S:=0

u:=k

fl:=(t*(1+s)*(1+u)+v*(3+s)*(1−s))*mb-t*(t+t*u-v-s*v)

f2:=(t*(1−s)*(1-u)+v*(3−s)*(1+s))*mc-t*(-t+t*u+v-s*v)

f3:゜y-mb*(x゛1)

f4:゜y-mc*(x-1)

GroebnerBasis[{fl,f2,f3,f4}・,{mc,μ},v,k,y,x}・]

Factor[Z]

   Then we obtain the term

      r(一尨2十kty)cl− 2抑−4吋十3が)

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Plane Algebraic Curves Drawn by the lsotomic Co哨ugate for a Trliangle

奴x2− 8巧十3砂2−4妙−4ん=0

as an equation of ,y.

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K.MArsUMOTo、K.FU、IIIAand H. FUKAlsHI

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Keisuke MATsUMOTO

9-121-2 lkeda-cho/lajimi-shi,Gifu,507-0048,JAPAN

Kazunori FUJITA

Depaltment of Mathematics, Faculty of Education, Kagawa university 1-1 Saiwai-ch0, 111kamatsu-shi,Kagawa,760-8522,JAPAN

£-z7zd 殍,as:fujita@ed。kagawa-u。ac.jp

Hiroo FUKAlsHI

Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Education・ Kagawa university 1-1 Saiwai-cho,Takamatsu-shi,Kagawa,760-8522,JAPAN

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Case

Case

ん=1

ん=

K.MArsUMOTo,K.FUJITA and H. FUKAlsHI

Case Case 左=2.300 た=0.667 Fig. 1 ( ー   y

λ7=ん

4旨七8ぞ十3似七4似一収=0

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Case   ん=2

Case   ん=

Plane Algebraic CurvesDrawn by the lsotomic Conjugate for a Triangle

2 − Fig. 2 貿   y Case  た=−0.300 Case  灸=−3.000 y 4 =ん( y十げ(ん≠o) (ん−2)y−3(3ん+2)ダー4(3ん−2)y−4ん+8=o

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Fig. 3 貿   y

Fig. 5 貿   y

K.MxrsUMOTo,K.FUJITA and H. FUKAlsHI

jにぞ−4 5戸+24y3十2(ぞ十5)戸十48(x2−1)y+9(x2−1)2=0 Fig. 4 貿   y ぞ亘y−1)2=1 3ダー28ダー2(フズ2− 45)ダ十108ヅー1)y十27(y−1)2=0

ぞーゾニー1

ダーダ十(3y−1)バ(x十1)(x−1)=o

Fig. 6 貿   y ぞ十(y十1)2=4 y−3ダーG+1ぬ−1)=o

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-      一 4   ∼

Plane Algebraic Curves Drawn by the lsotomic Co哨ugate f6r a Triangle

List 1. A prggram

for drawing a locus

一 -ll● | -pse φ'1((x)) 一 一 -∼

that presents

Specifying statements

of the gineral viiriables

Dim

SX, sy,ex,ey

As Double

Dim

ax, ay, bx,by, cx,cy, dx, dy As Double

Dim

qx, qy As Double

Dim

px As Double

Drawing

the initial figure and the el

Private Sub Form_Activate()

 Forml.AutoRedraw=True

 FormLLine(sx,0)-(ex,0)  Forml.Line(0,sy)-(0,ey)  h=0.06

 For x =lnt(sx)To lnt(ex)   Forml.Line(X,−h)-(X,h)  Next x

 For Y =lnt(sy)To lnt(ey)  Forml.Line(-h,Y)-(h,Y)  Next Y

 Forml.DrawWidth=2 `Forml.Line(ax,ay)-(bx,by)  Forml.Line(bx,by)-(cx,cy)  Forml .Line (cx,cy)-(ax,ay)

 pi=4 ・ Atn(1)

 For t =O To 2 i pi Step 0.001      。・

 レ d・=3・(ayべ2 ・ Cos(t)A 2 -・ 2 ・ ax t ay・1 Cos(t)・Sin(t)十(axA 2・ 十 3)1・ Sin(t)・A 2)   r=Sqr((4・ayA2.)/d)   ×=ax/3十r yCos(t)   。       =   Y=ay/3十r ・ Sin・(t)   Forml.PSet(×,Y),QBColor(6)  Nextt  Forml.AutoRedraw=False  Forml.DrawWidth=2  Forml.Line(2,sy)-(2,ey),vbBlue  Forml.DrawWidth=3  px=2  Textl.Text=px  Locus End Sub

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1 6 S 6 ax bx 1  - 一 一 4 g S S

-K.MAT`sUMOTo,K.FU,IITA and H. FUKAlsHI

- 一 一 - - 一 一

一 一 一 ・ 一 一

-Setting the form, the coordinate axes and the initial

values of the coordinates of each vertex of a trian9le

O: −1

Private Sub Form_Loado

 Forml.T6p=500

 SX=-4.8

 ex=4.8

 WX=ex

− SX

 wy=wx

t Forryil.ScaleHeight / Forml .ScaleWidth

 sy=-0.51wy

 ey=0.5吟wy      

Forml .Scale(sx,ey)-(ex,sy)     .・

 Forml.BackColor=VbWhite

 CX=1: Cy =OI

 Textl.FontSize=16

End Sub

Calculating the intersection of two lines

 qy=(rD・ t2 − r2 り:1)/d End Sub

-Private Su b.lntersection(xa,ya,xb,yb,xc,yc,xd,yd)

 rl=ya

− ylb:sl =xb − xa: tl =ya゛xb−xa

゛yb

'

r2=yc

−yd: s2 =xd−xc:t2

°ylc゛xd−xc゛yd

 d=rl

●s2 − r2・きsl

 qx=(tl ・ S2 − t2・ SI)I/ d・

left button of mouse

Action corresponding

to the

 Forml.Line(X,sy)-(X,ey),vbBlue  Forml.DrawWidth=3  px=X  Textl.Text=lnt(1000 1 px)/1000  Locus End Sub

Private Sub Form_MouseDown(Button

As lnteger, Shift As lnteger, X As Single,,YAs Sin9le)

 Forml .Cls       .

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- ・

Presentin9

一 一

-of

the isotomic conjugate

Private Sub Textl_DblClicko

 px=val(TextLText)

 Forml.Cls

 Forml.DrawWidth=2

 Forml.DrawWidth=3

 LOCus

End Sub

Private Sub Disp(py)

 lntersectionax,ay,px, py, bx,by,cx,cy  dxl =qx: dyl =・qy  dx2=cx − dxl 十bx  dy2=cy−dyl +・by       ・・  lntersection bx, by,px,py,cx,cy,ax,ay  exl =qx:.eyl=qy  ex2=ax−e)tl十cx  ey2=ay − eyl 十cy

 lntersection ax, ay,dx2,dy2, bx, by, ex2,ey2  pdx=qx: pdy ° qy

 Forml.PSet(pdx,pdy),vbRed End Sub

Private Sub Locu50

 For Y =50 t sy To 3 ゛sy Step O.1   Disp Y.

 Next Y

For Y =3 ・ sy To 3 ・i ・ey Step 0.001

 Disp Y   ▽

Next Y

 For Y = 3 ・ey To 50 1・ ey Step O.1

 1 Disp Y       ・,

 Next Y

End Sub

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