![]() {1,1/5,.1} |
![]() {1,1/5,.6} |
![]() {1,1/5,1.2} |
![]() {1,1/5,2.6} |
![]() {1,2/5,.1} |
![]() {1,2/5,.6} |
![]() {1,2/5,1.2} |
![]() {1,2/5,2.6} |
![]() {1,3/5,.1} |
![]() {1,3/5,.6} |
![]() {1,3/5,1.2} |
![]() {1,3/5,2.6} |
![]() {1,4/5,.1} |
![]() {1,4/5,.6} |
![]() {1,4/5,1.2} |
![]() {1,4/5,2.6} |
Mathematica Notebook for This Page; epitrochoid_movies.nb; epitrochoid_movies2.nb.
See epi/hypo-cycloid.
Epitrochoid is a family of cycloidal curves, a special case of Roulette. See epi/hypo-cycloid for detail. Many famous curves are special cases of epitrochoid. (see Curve Family Index).

{1,2/3,.4}
See epi/hypo-cycloid
See: Websites on Plane Curves, Printed References On Plane Curves.
Robert Yates: Curves and Their Properties.
Wikipedia: epitrochoid↗.
The MacTutor History of Mathematics archive↗.
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