Leonhard Euler · 1744 · Internet Archive
Methodus inveniendi lineas curvas
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AD CURVAS INVENIENDAS ABSOLUTA. 65
A tang. $p = \frac{ap+bp^2+cp^3}{1+pp} - \int \frac{(a+cpp)dp}{1+pp}$, ob $b \int dp \text{ A tang. } p$
$= bp \text{ A tang. } p - b \int \frac{pdp}{1+pp}$. Hinc erit $y = f + \frac{ap+bp^2+cp^3}{1+pp}$
$x = c + (c-a) \text{ A tang. } p - cp$
$y = f + \frac{(a-c)p+(b+f)pp}{1+pp}$
$x = c + (c-a) \text{ A tang. } p$. Atque ex his quidem ipsarum $x$ & $y$ valoribus per $p$ inventis, curva quaesita per data quatuor puncta duci atque construi potest. Verum ut ipsa curva qualis sit cognoscatur, eliminetur A tang. $p$; eritque A tang. $p = \frac{x}{b} - \frac{a}{b} - \frac{c}{b}p - \frac{f}{b}pp$
$= \frac{y}{c-a} - \frac{f}{c-a} + p - \frac{(b+f)}{c-
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