Natural SciencesMathematicsComputational GeometryGeometric ModelingGeometryConvex GeometryDiscrete GeometryFinite GeometryFinite Projective PlanesPolygon Geometry
Abstract Given a convex polygon P in the projective plane we can form a finite “grid” of points by taking the pairwise intersections of the lines extending the edges of P . When P is a Poncelet polygon we show that this grid is contained in a finite union of ellipses and hyperbolas and derive other related geometric information about the grid.
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