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What connects this three cities?
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Christiaan Huygens (1629-1695) - Den Haag
Jacob Bernoulli (1655-1705) - Basel
Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz (1646-1716) - Leipzig
This is chain line!
Viktor
One other view this courve
@ValeryOchkov wrote:
One other view this courve
Sorry!
I confused Bernoulli. There were a lot of them. See please https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernoulli_family
Another Bernoulli came up with a chain function.
Distance to some location in France...?
Sorry, no!
It is pure Mathematica!
...curve?!?!?....
it's on of the chokes of Valery
Volker Lehner wrote:
it's on of the chokes of Valery
Was this a Freudian ? A joke you can choke on?
of course i meant joke
The Joke is continue!
Can you open Prime 3.1 sheet, inserts names and new points of this line!
And better use not YYYY but DD:MM:YYYY
F.M. написал(а):
...curve?!?!?....
A function and a curve of this function.
But not Parabola or Hyperbola!
...My was only a joking statement,.... since in Russian (or Ukrainian) it assumes a very different meaning and has nothing to do with math ...
F.M. написал(а):
...My was only a joking statement,.... since in Russian (or Ukrainian) it assumes a very different meaning and has nothing to do with math ...
Something about women?
No!
Three men!
One from Haag (with name H...)
Second From Leipzig (with name L...)
and 3-d fron Basel (with name B...)
... we say ... women with "loose morals" ... in short ... those there .... the who***
F.M. написал(а):
... we say ... women with "loose morals" ... in short ... those there .... the who***
In Russian (and Polish) курва (curva) - it is one bad woman.
But my курва connects three men H, L and B, not a bad woman!
Christiaan Huygens (1629-1695) - Den Haag
Jacob Bernoulli (1655-1705) - Basel
Gottfried Wilhelm von Leibniz (1646-1716) - Leipzig
This is chain line!
Viktor
Yes!
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