Graphics Applications White Papers
Interfacing Visual Basic and Mathematica to Create an Application for Hyperbolic Geometry
Overview This paper describes how one can use technology to provide students with graphical representations and animations as they study certain ideas and well-studied objects of hyperbolic geometry, which have application to web-based data structures. These objects and ideas include the Poincare disk model, distances, midpoints, angles, hyperbolic triangles, reflections about hyperbolic lines, and distance-preserving transformations. With regards to the technology, the paper discusses an interactive applet that interfaces Visual Basic and Mathematica and shows graphic representations of the ideas and objects just mentioned.
| Publisher | American Society for Engineering Education | File Format | |
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| Date Published | October 2005 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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