so f is a function that yield a value between the ribbons bounded by cos and sin scaled by r, which is just a linear line, and then you define the axis t itself as a mapping that multiplies 3/2 to everything.
I give up, what is it? It sounds like a single point on a graph, but what is it solving
It’s a parametric plot of an object that goes from straight down at 0.5 units, then expands to 3 units in a 45° upright angle.
originally I parameterized r as r(t) = (1-t)lenght_0 + t * lenght_1, but then I subbed t in because it doesn’t actually start at zero, which made it ugly
f(t) = r(t)·[cos(t), sin(t)]; r(t) = 10t/(3π) − 9/2; t: 3π/2 -> 9π/4so f is a function that yield a value between the ribbons bounded by cos and sin scaled by r, which is just a linear line, and then you define the axis t itself as a mapping that multiplies 3/2 to everything.
I give up, what is it? It sounds like a single point on a graph, but what is it solving
It’s a parametric plot of an object that goes from straight down at 0.5 units, then expands to 3 units in a 45° upright angle.
originally I parameterized r as
r(t) = (1-t)lenght_0 + t * lenght_1, but then I subbedtin because it doesn’t actually start at zero, which made it uglylol boob
f is a curve
this is a vector that on it’s own would just create a circle/arc, r deforms the arc.
oooh, I thought it was a range