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Euclidean Normal Forms of Three-Dimensional Quadrics |
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z | overview |
conical quadrics
normal form | name |
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point |
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(double) cone |
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line |
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intersecting planes |
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coincident planes |
central quadrics
normal form | name |
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(empty set) |
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hyperboloid of 2 sheets |
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hyperboloid of 1 sheet |
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ellipsoid |
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(empty set) |
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hyperbolic cylinder |
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elliptic cylinder |
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(empty set) |
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parallel planes |
parabolic quadrics
normal form | name |
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elliptic paraboloid |
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hyperbolic paraboloid |
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parabolic cylinder |
The normal forms are uniquely determined up to permutation of subscripts
and in the case of conical quadrics up to multiplication by a constant
.
The values are set to be positive and are called lengths of
the principal axes of the quadric.
(double) cone | intersecting planes |
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hyperboloid of 2 sheets | hyperboloid of 1 sheet |
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ellipsoid | hyperbolic cylinder |
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elliptic cylinder | elliptic paraboloid |
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hyperbolic paraboloid | parabolic cylinder |
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automatically generated 7/13/2018 |