On the Computational Determination of the Third Focus of the Cartesian Oval

In this paper, the correctness of the algebraic determination of the coordinate of the third focus of the Cartesian oval is examined and analysed. This analysis is necessary because the process includes solving systems with a large number of multivariate polynomial equations using the computer algebra system Maple. The paper also considers the difficulties and limitations of using computers in determining the coordinate of the third focus.

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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.1109/telfor63250.2024.10819114
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Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
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On the Computational Determination of the Third Focus of the Cartesian Oval

Aleksandra Rosić, Branko Malešević, Miloš Mićović, Bojan Banjac
Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
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On the Computational Determination of the Third Focus of the Cartesian Oval

Aleksandra Rosić, Branko Malešević, Miloš Mićović, Bojan Banjac
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In this paper, the correctness of the algebraic determination of the coordinate of the third focus of the Cartesian oval is examined and analysed. This analysis is necessary because the process includes solving systems with a large number of multivariate polynomial equations using the computer algebra system Maple. The paper also considers the difficulties and limitations of using computers in determining the coordinate of the third focus.

University of Novi Sad (RS), University of Belgrade (RS)
Reduced inequalities
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Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques
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