International Mathematics Research Notices · 2010 · 12 citations · 6 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsAlgebraCombinatoricsGeometryAlgebraic GeometryAnalytic GeometryArithmetic GeometryDifferential GeometryCurve DegreeRational Curves
Poncelet–Darboux curves are studied. A Poncelet–Darboux curve of degree n−1 is completely decomposable if it consists of (n−1)/2 conics if n is odd; if n is even, completely decomposable curve consists of (n−2)/2 conics and a line. An effective criterion for complete decomposability in terms of pair of polynomials which defines a Poncelet–Darboux curve is derived. A relationship between Poncelet–Darboux curves and the Marden theorem from geometric theory of zeros of polynomial and rational functions is established.
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The Poncelet Grid and Billiards in Ellipses
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