Inflection line of cubic rational curve

Inflection points and singularities on planar rational cubic curve segments

We obtain the distribution of inflection points and singularities on a parametric rational cubic curve segment with aid of Mathematica (A System of for Doing Mathematics by Computer). The reciprocal numbers of the magnitudes of the end slopes determine the occurrence of inflection points and singularities on the segment. Its use enables us to check whether the segment has inflection points or a...

How Many Rational Parametric Cubic Curves Are There? Part 1: Inflection Points

Inflection Points, Extatic Points and Curve Shortening

As the name suggests, Curve Shortening is a gradientflow for the length functional on the space of immersed curves in the surfaceM. One can therefore try to use Curve Shortening to prove existence of geodesics by variational methods. In my talk at S’Agarro I observed that geodesics always are curves without self-tangencies, and recalled that the space of such curves has many different connected...

Signal detection Using Rational Function Curve Fitting

In this manuscript, we proposed a new scheme in communication signal detection which is respect to the curve shape of received signal and based on the extraction of curve fitting (CF) features. This feature extraction technique is proposed for signal data classification in receiver. The proposed scheme is based on curve fitting and approximation of rational fraction coefficients. For each symbo...

On Rational Cubic Residues

In 1958 E. Lehmer found an explicit description of those primes p for which a given prime q is a cubic residue. Her result states that if one writes 4p = L + 27M, then q is a cubic residue if and only if M/L ≡ (t − 1)/(t − 9t) mod q for some integer t. Recently, Z. Sun has stated a similar result for cubic nonresidues which follows from several corollaries appearing in an earlier paper of his. ...