Applications of envelopes
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Abstract: Intuitively, an envelope of a family of curves is a curve that is tangent to a member of the family at each point. Here we use envelopes of families of circles to study objects from matrix theory and hyperbolic geometry. First we explore relationships between numerical ranges of matrices and families of circles to study the elliptical range theorem. Then we deduce a relationship between envelopes and the boundaries of families of intersecting circles and use it to find the boundaries of various families of pseudohyperbolic disks.
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- A simple proof of Poncelet's theorem (on the occasion of its bicentennial)
- A simple proof of the elliptical range theorem
- ENVELOPES OF SPECIAL CLASS OF ONE-PARAMETER FAMILIES OF CURVES
- Envelopes of Legendre curves in the unit tangent bundle over the Euclidean plane
- Generic ellipses as envelopes
- INTEGRABILITY OF THE DERIVATIVE OF A BLASCHKE PRODUCT
- Interpolating Blaschke products: Stolz and tangential approach regions
- Interpolating Sequences on Convex Curves in the Open Unit Disc
- Interpolation in H ∞
- Lost mail: the missing envelope in the problem of the minimal surface of revolution
- Nontangential Interpolating Sequences and Interpolation by Normal Functions
- On a family of pseudohyperbolic disks
- On the Field of Values of a Square Matrix
- On the envelope of 1-parameter families of curves tangent to a semicubic cusp
- On the numerical range of a bounded operator
- On the numerical range of a matrix
- Solving the Ladder Problem on the Back of an Envelope
- Some H ∞ -Interpolating Sequences and the Behavior of Certain of Their Blaschke Products
- Support sets and Gleason parts
- The Toeplitz-Hausdorff Theorem Explained
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- Horizontal of slope surface
- Envelopes and covers for groups
- Generic ellipses as envelopes
- On the envelope of some classes of 3 by 3 matrices
- Numerical range and compressions of the shift
- Curves of geodesic centers and Poncelet ellipses
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- Numerical ranges of some 2-by-2 block Toeplitz operators with affine symbols via envelopes
- A shadow of the repulsive Rutherford scattering and Hamilton vector
- Finding an envelope is an optimization problem
- Envelopes created by circle families in the plane
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