Horwitz A. Ellipses Inscribed in, and Circumscribed about, Quadrilaterals 2024
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Textbook in PDF format The main focus of this book is disseminating research results regarding the pencil of ellipses inscribing arbitrary convex quadrilaterals. In particular, the author proves that there is a unique ellipse of maximal area, EA, and a unique ellipse of minimal eccentricity, EI, inscribed in Q. Similar results are also proven for ellipses passing through the vertices of a convex quadrilateral along with some comparisons with inscribed ellipses. Special results are also given for parallelograms. Researchers in geometry and applied mathematics will find this unique book of interest. Software developers, image processors along with geometers, mathematicians, and statisticians will be very interested in this treatment of the subject of inscribing and circumscribing ellipses with the comprehensive treatment here. Most of the results in this book were proven by the author in several papers listed in the references at the end. This book gathers results in a unified treatment of the topics while also shortening and simplifying many of the proofs. This book also contains a separate section on algorithms for finding ellipses of maximal area or of minimal eccentricity inscribed in, or circumscribed about, a given quadrilateral and for certain other topics treated in this book. Anyone who has taken calculus and linear algebra and who has a basic understanding of ellipses will find it accessible. Preface Ellipses Inscribed in Quadrilaterals Locus of Centers, Maximal Area, and Minimal Eccentricity Locus of Centers Maximal Area Minimal Eccentricity Examples Trapezoids Ellipses Inscribed in Parallelograms Preliminary Results Maximal Area Minimal Eccentricity Special Result for Rectangles Orthogonal Least Squares Example Tangency Chords and Conjugate Diameters Parallel to the Diagonals Area Inequality Midpoint Diagonal Quadrilaterals Conjugate Diameters and Tangency Chords Equal Conjugate Diameters and the Ellipse of Minimal Eccentricity Example Tangency Points as Midpoints of Sides of Q Non-Trapezoids Example Trapezoids Dynamics of Ellipses Inscribed in Quadrilaterals Examples Algorithms for Inscribed Ellipses Transformations Maximal Area and Minimal Eccentricity for Non-Parallelograms Maximal Area and Minimal Eccentricity for Parallelograms Dynamics Ellipses Circumscribed about Quadrilaterals Non-Parallelograms Equation Minimal Eccentricity Minimal Area Examples Parallelograms Equation Minimal Eccentricity Minimal Area Example Area Inequality Inscribed versus Circumscribed Bielliptic Quadrilaterals Algorithms for Circumscribed Ellipses Minimal Area and Minimal Eccentricity for Non-Parallelograms Minimal Area and Minimal Eccentricity for Parallelograms Related Research and Open Questions Arc Length Bielliptic Quadrilaterals Other Families of Curves Appendix General Results on Ellipses Coefficient formulas Conjugate diameters Proofs of Some Earlier Results References Index