Hi Lugi,
thanks for the simulation. Very interesting.
In the meantime I got quite a few advices and informations about the 
trifilar sundial.Thanks again to all senders.
I must confess that I am still struggling to understand the mathematical 
background behind it. Not beeing a mathematician I still hope however that 
one day I will find the time to devellop a program by myself which helps to 
understand the dial and the many versions it seems to work. Untill than....
Thanks again to you and all the others who helped
Siegfried
 
 
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Betreff: The Trifilar sundial of prof. Rouxel
Datum: 2020-10-04T18:19:29+0200
Von: "Luigi Ghia" <[email protected]>
An: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
 
 
 
Hi all,
a few weeks ago Mr. Siegfried Netzband has requested some explanations 
about  the Trifilar Sundial invented by prof. Bernard Rouxel and Fabio 
Savian has sent to the Sundial  list a copy of the original paper 
translated in Italian and published on the "XV Seminario di Gnomonica".  
So I am pleased to post to this list a  link where you can find an 
animation used during the  presentation of the paper in order to show  this 
 Rouxel's masterpiece at work
 <https://youtu.be/5psGMuzcTyM>
 
The animation has be made by me with the help of Tonino Tasselli  and has 
been computed for the summer solstice day.  
On the sundial plane the tree wires shadows, crossing each other, form a 
moving triangle. The triangle becoming smaller and smaller collapses into a 
point exactly at noon.
The point where the triangles collapse  during the year migrates up and 
down along the green lines so this line is the meridian line and may be 
quoted with dates or zodiac  symbols.
Anyway with a different arrangement of  the tree wires (for example with a 
rotation of the whole wire system about the polar axis) you can obtain the 
triple crossing in a point moving along hour lines other  than noon.
Best salutations
Luigi Ghia

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