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Projective GeometryProjective Geometry
Hu Zhan Yi
Entities At InfinityEntities At Infinity
The ordinary space in which we lie is Euclidean space. The parallel lines usually do not intersect. If let the parallel lines extend infinitely, we have vision of their intersecting at a point, which is a point at infinity.
There is a unique point at infinity on any a line.
All points at infinity in a plane make up of a line, which is the line at infinity of the plane.
All points at infinity in space make up of a plane, which is the plane at infinity.
Projective SpaceProjective Space
With no differentiation between finite points and infinite points, n-dimensional Euclidean space and the entities at infinity make up of a n-dimensional projective space.
Homogeneous CoordinatesHomogeneous Coordinates
In order to study the entities at infinity, homogeneous coordinate is introduced.
After setting up a Euclidean coordinate system, every finite point in n-dimensional space can be represented by its coordinate
. Let be any scalars that satisfying:
Then is called the homogeneous coordinate of that point.
),...,( 1 nmm
),,...,( 01 xxx n
.,...,,00
10
10 n
n mx
xm
x
xx
01 ,,..., xxx n
Relative to homogeneous coordinate,
is called non-homogeneous coordinate of that point.
Vectors
are defined to be the homogeneous coordinates of points at infinity.
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)0,,...,( 1 nxx
Projective ParameterProjective Parameter
For a line in any dimensional projective space, any points on it can be linearly generated by two fixed points on it:
where are the homogeneous coordinates of respectively, are two scalars that are not both zero.
P
21, PP
2211 XcXcX
21,, XXX
21,, PPP 21,cc
The ratio is called the projective parameter of with respect to on the line through them.
By allowing , the projective parameter is .
2
1
c
c
P 21, PP
02 c
Cross RatioCross Ratio
For four collinear points , the ratio
is called the cross ratio of with
respect to , denoted by . Where are the projective parameters of
, .
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))((
))((
4132
4231
),( 43 PP
),( 21 PP ),;,( 4321 PPPP
i
iP 4..1i
Projective TransformationProjective Transformation
Let be two n-dimensional projective spaces , be a 1-1 map from
to . If preserves:(i) the incidence relations of points and lines;
i.e. relations: a point on a line, a line through a point, et.al.
(ii) the cross ratio of any four collinear points, then is called a n-dimensional
projective transformation.
', nn SS
TnS '
nS T
T
The two projective spaces may be identical.
A n-dimensional projective transformation can be represented by a (n+1)-(n+1) matrix:
', nn SS
0
1
)1)(1(1)1(
)1(111
'0
'
'1
,,
,,
x
x
x
tt
tt
x
x
x
nnnn
n
n
For example: the following map from on the line to on the line is a
1-dimensional projective transformation:
iP
L 'iP 'L
Projective GeometryProjective Geometry
Projective Geometry is the geometry to study the properties in projective space that is invariant under projective transformation.
Harmonic RelationHarmonic Relation
We say that the pairs of points and
are harmonic if
),( 21 PP
),( 43 PP
1),;,( 4321 PPPP
The pairs of and are harmonic if and only if
where are the projective parameters of
, .
),( 21 PP ),( 43 PP
)(2))(( 43214321
i
iP 4..1i
ConicConic
A conic is the totality of points in a projective plane whose homogeneous
coordinates satisfy the following equation:
where at least one of is nonzero.
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1,jiij
jijiij aaxxa
),,( 321 xxx
ija
The above equation in the definition of a conic has the equivalent form:
.
The matrix is symmetric, and its rank
is not changed under a projective transformation.
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3
2
1
333231
232221
131211
321
x
x
x
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xxx
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If the determinant of is zero, then the conic is two lines or one line, called degenerate conic.
Circles, ellipses, hyperbolas and parabolas are all non-degenerate conics.
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