Hi,

Sean has left the following comment at Implement a primitive centroid function ... for elliptical hyperboloids (EHY) http://www.google-melange.com/gci/task/view/google/gci2012/7975237:


center?


So oriented nicely, the elliptical hyperboloid is elliptical. You know the center of the elliptical part is the center of the ellipse, so you can immediately constain your solution to the center of a bounded hyperbola, no? You also know that the centroid will be on the centerline of the hyperbola due to symmetry. That greatly simplifies the problem, no? I'd bet someone's already done the math on answers.yahoo.com for some homework assignment. ;)


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