On the Archimedean characterization of parabolas
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Abstract: Archimedes knew that the area between a parabola and any chord on the parabola is four thirds of the area of triangle where P is the point on the parabola at which the tangent is parallel to . We consider whether this property (and similar ones) characterizes parabolas. We present five conditions which are necessary and sufficient for a strictly convex curve in the plane to be a parabola.
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