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    Posted December 5, 2012 by
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    A Nautilus and Stephanoid curves related logarithmically on x-y axes. Hand drawn by Panagiotis Stefanides.

    By PCSTEFANIDES  |  Posted December 5, 2012  |  Kifissia, Greece
     

    A Nautilus and Stephanoid curves related logarithmically on x-y axes.
    Hand drawn by Panagiotis Stefanides.
    http://www.stefanides.gr/Html/Nautilus.htm

     


    Introduced here is the STEPHANOID CURVE[ authors proposal of nomination] , the mirror images of two Archimedes curves of a special form,
    passing Zero x-y point and on which lie vector length logarithms, of vector line lengths on the spiral[ one on top of the other].

     

    SPIRALOGORITHM [ name coinned by Panagiotis Stefanides].
    Configuration giving simple relationships between spirals and logarithms.

     


    This theory is illustrated under:
    http://www.stefanides.gr/why_logarithm.htm

     


    http://www.stefanides.gr/Html/logarithm.htm

     


    © Copyright Panagiotis Stefanides

     

    Panagiotis Stefanides
    http://www.stefganides.gr

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