F.16 d’Alembert’s Theorem — Folios¶
Archival manuscript scans and diplomatic transcriptions from seelig’s notebooks for F.16 (d’Alembert’s Theorem) (SeeligNotebooks).
Folio 0114 (Page 1 of 4): D’Alembert’s Theorem Multi-Color Constructions¶
Folio 0114 (original scan 0114.jpg) from resources/seelig/16_dalembert.¶
Diplomatic Mathematical & Geometric Transcription
Diplomatic Transcription — Folio 0114 (0114.jpg, Sheet 1 of 4):
Two constructions with red external tangent cones and green internal tangent cones whose apexes lie on thick black collinearity lines.
Folio 0115 (Page 2 of 4): The Four Similitude Axes L_{+++}, L_{–+}, L_{-+-}, L_{+–}¶
Folio 0115 (original scan 0115.jpg) from resources/seelig/16_dalembert.¶
Diplomatic Mathematical & Geometric Transcription
Diplomatic Transcription — Folio 0115 (0115.jpg, Sheet 2 of 4):
Grid-paper drawing of circles \(A, B, C\) showing all 6 centers of similitude and all 4 Monge–d’Alembert axes.
Folio 0116 (Page 3 of 4): Connection to the Problem of Apollonius¶
Folio 0116 (original scan 0116.jpg) from resources/seelig/16_dalembert.¶
Diplomatic Mathematical & Geometric Transcription
Diplomatic Transcription — Folio 0116 (0116.jpg, Sheet 3 of 4):
Lists the 6 similitude centers and sets up the X/I tangency state table for circles tangent to \(\Gamma_A, \Gamma_B, \Gamma_C\).
Folio 0117 (Page 4 of 4): Compass Construction of Mutually Tangent Soddy Circles¶
Folio 0117 (original scan 0117.jpg) from resources/seelig/16_dalembert.¶
Diplomatic Mathematical & Geometric Transcription
Diplomatic Transcription — Folio 0117 (0117.jpg, Sheet 4 of 4):
Precision compass drawing of three mutually tangent circles enclosed by an outer tangent circle and surrounding a small inner tangent circle.