Sphere Central Projection
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This example demonstrates the shadow of a sphere under central projection. It involves core mathematical concepts like sphere, central projection, vectors, and line segments. Construction highlights include using GeoGebra commands such as Sphere, Midpoint, IntersectConic, Line, Point, OrthogonalPlane, InfiniteCone, and Segment. Suitable for high school students and math enthusiasts learning spatial geometry and projection transformations.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Sphere(M, r) → kugMidpoint(M, L) → D_1Sphere(D_1, L) → hk_1IntersectConic(kug, hk_1) → pCenter(p) → M_1Line(L, M) → cPoint(p) → POrthogonalPlane(M_1, c) → εAngle(M, L, P) → αInfiniteCone(L, M, α) → gSegment(L, P) → iIntersectPath(a, g) → hIntersect(c, a) → M'IntersectPath(a, ε) → dLine(M_1, P) → bIntersect(b, d) → SRay(L, P) → eIntersect(e, h) → P',Line(M', S) → fLine(M_1, d) → kIntersect(k, p) → D, CRay(L, C) → lRay(L, D) → mLine(M', d) → nIntersect(n, l) → C'Intersect(n, m) → D'Tangent(C, p) → d_1, e_1Intersect(e_1, d) → S_2Ray(S_2, C') → tTangent(D, p) → a_1, b_1Intersect(d, a_1) → S_1Ray(S_1, D') → c_1Axes(h) → q, sOrthogonalPlane(M_1, d) → uIntersect(d, u) → ALine(M_1, A) → f_1Intersect(q, h) → B, ELine(E, d) → g_1Line(B, d) → h_1