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Circle involutes
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import math | |
def involute_point(a, t): | |
c = math.cos(t) | |
s = math.sin(t) | |
d = t - a | |
return c + d * s, s - d * c | |
def involute_slope(a, t): | |
return math.tan(t) | |
def t_for_y0(a): | |
assert a < 0 | |
t0 = 0 | |
t1 = math.pi / 2 | |
for _ in range(30): | |
t = (t0 + t1) / 2 | |
_, y = involute_point(a, t) | |
if y < 0: | |
t0 = t | |
else: | |
t1 = t | |
return (t0 + t1) / 2 | |
def a_for_slope_at_y0(m): | |
a0 = 0 | |
a1 = -10 | |
for _ in range(30): | |
a = (a0 + a1) / 2 | |
t = t_for_y0(a) | |
slope = involute_slope(a, t) | |
if slope < m: | |
a0 = a | |
else: | |
a1 = a | |
return (a0 + a1) / 2 | |
def a_for_slope_at_y0_2(m): | |
return math.atan(m) - m | |
print(t_for_y0(-0.5)) | |
print(involute_slope(-0.5, t_for_y0(-0.5))) | |
print(a_for_slope_at_y0(1.0)) | |
print(a_for_slope_at_y0_2(math.tan(20*math.pi/180))) |
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