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Equichordality

Equichordality
Equichordality

A subset S of Euclidean space cal En is said to be equichordal of gauge k if S is the locus of the end-points of a family of chords of length k all of which are aligned with a fixed point p of cal En, the fulcrum of S. The case where S is the image of a smooth immersion of a closed connected (n-1)-manifold is of particular interest. The main results are concerned with existence problems, the position of the fulcrum p in relation to S and its complement, questions of volume and area, symmetry phenomena, and medial behaviour. (DX89588)

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Vosughi-Oskui, Asghar
Vosughi-Oskui, Asghar

Vosughi-Oskui, Asghar (1989) Equichordality. University of Southampton, Doctoral Thesis.

Record type: Thesis (Doctoral)

Abstract

A subset S of Euclidean space cal En is said to be equichordal of gauge k if S is the locus of the end-points of a family of chords of length k all of which are aligned with a fixed point p of cal En, the fulcrum of S. The case where S is the image of a smooth immersion of a closed connected (n-1)-manifold is of particular interest. The main results are concerned with existence problems, the position of the fulcrum p in relation to S and its complement, questions of volume and area, symmetry phenomena, and medial behaviour. (DX89588)

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Published date: 1989

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Local EPrints ID: 461519
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/461519
PURE UUID: c978be52-8202-4799-b11c-284239885ff7

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Author: Asghar Vosughi-Oskui

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