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Self Introduction
[size=100][b][size=150]Hi, I am [color=#ff7700]Sang Min Lee[/color] from [color=#ff7700]Korea Science Academy of KAIST[/color].[br]I am [color=#ff7700]high-school student and GeoGebra beginner[/color].[br]My instructor is [color=#ff7700]Young Cheol Jeon[/color] and he is mathematics teacher in Korea Science [/size][size=150]Academy.[/size][size=150][font=Trebuchet MS][br]From now on, I am going to talk about my research on [color=#ff7700]Generalization and Applications of Cycloid Curve with the use of GeoGebra[/color].[/font][/size][/b][/size]
Location of South Korea
Korea Science Academy of KAIST

Cycloid

Cycloid Modeling by GeoGebra
Definition of Cycloid
[b][size=150][color=#ff7700]Cycloid[/color] is the curve traced by a point on the rim of a circular wheel as the wheel rolls along a straight line without slippage.[/size][/b]

Hypocycloid

Hypocycloid Modeling by GeoGebra
Definition of Hypocycloid
[font=Trebuchet MS][size=150][b][color=#ff7700]Hypocycloid[/color] is the curve generated by the trace of a fixed point on a small circle that rolls within a larger circle.[br]It is comparable to the cycloid but instead of the circle rolling along a line, it rolls within a circle.[/b][/size][/font]

Hypotrochoid

Hypotrochoid Modeling by GeoGebra
Definition of Hypotrochoid
[font=Trebuchet MS][b][size=150][color=#ff7700]Hypotrochoid[/color] is a roulette traced by a point attached to a circle of radius r rolling around the inside of a fixed circle of radius R, where the point is a distance d from the center of the interior circle.[/size][/b][/font]

Generalization #1

Generalization of Hypocycloid
[size=150][font=Trebuchet MS][b]At first, we tried to find the parametric equations with the similar way of previous one.[br]However, it wasn't easy to figure out. Therefore, I tried with a[color=#ff7700] method using vectors[/color].[br]Since this curve is continuous curve, we set a tiny angle moved state and find the coordinate of each vector, add them all.[/b][/font][/size]

Application #1

[font=Trebuchet MS][size=150][b]The first application is folding door of bus.[br][br][color=#ff7700]Mechanism of folding door is until 45 degrees, it follows the envelope curve.[br]After then, it follows the rim of a circle.[br][/color][br]The proof of parametric equation of it is written below.[/b][/size][/font]
Relation with my topic
[font=Trebuchet MS][b][color=#ff7700][size=150]This parametric equation is same with the Astroid[br](particular type of hypocycloid)[/size][/color][/b][/font]

Application #2

[font=Trebuchet MS][b][size=150]The second application is [color=#ff7700]Wankel Rotary Engine[/color].[/size][/b][/font]
[font=Trebuchet MS][b][size=150]Above one is the gif image of [color=#ff7700]Wankel Rotary Engine[/color].[br]As you can see, gas comes in and compression follows. Thus, piston is able to get force.[br]After the firing process, exhaustion and emission occurs.[/size][/b][/font]
In the calculus book
Relation with my topic
[font=Trebuchet MS][b][color=#ff7700][size=150]As the description in calculus, is is applied from epitrochoid.[/size][/color][/b][/font]
Equilateral Triangle

Visualization with GeoGebra

Future Plans

Future Plans
1. Figure out the parametric equations of n-th generalized cycloid curve[br][br]2. Visualize the precise solar system with the use of GeoGebra

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