Cycloid Involute
The Involute of the Cycloid
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is given by
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As can be seen in the above figure, the Involute is simply a shifted copy of the original Cycloid, sothe Cycloid is its own Involute!
- Kauffman Polynomial F
- Kauffman Polynomial X
- k-Chain
- k-Circuit
- k-Coloring
- Kei
- Keith Number
- Keller's Conjecture
- Kelvin Functions
- Kelvin's Conjecture
- Kelvin Transformation
- Kempe Linkage
- Kepler Conjecture
- Kepler-Poinsot Solid
- Kepler Problem
- Kepler's Equation
- Kepler's Folium
- Kepler Solid
- Ker
- Keratoid Cusp
- Kernel (Integral)
- Kernel (Linear Algebra)
- Kernel Polynomial
- Kervaire's Characterization Theorem
- Ket