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Find a quadric surface that passes through nine given 3D points
ResourceFunction["NinePointQuadric"][pts,{x,y,z}] returns the implicit Cartesian equation in the variables x,y and z of the quadric surface that goes through the points pts. | |
ResourceFunction["NinePointQuadric"][pts] uses the formal variables x, y and z. |
Find the quadric surface going through nine points (based of the decimal digits of 927):
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Show the quadric surface (a hyperboloid of one sheet) with the points:
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Find the quadric surface going through nine points (based of the decimal digits of 928):
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Show the quadric surface (a hyperbolic paraboloid) with the points:
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Find the quadric surface going through nine points based of the decimal digits of 925:
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Show the quadric surface (an ellipsoid) with the points:
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Use the resource function QuadricSurfacePlot to show this same ellipsoid:
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Use formal variables:
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Nine random real points:
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The quadric through these points:
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Show the quadric surface (a hyperboloid of 2 sheets) with the points:
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Pick nine points on a sphere:
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Find the surface of the sphere:
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The following set of nine points should give the same sphere equation, but the matrix method fails due to degeneracy:
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