POH HOH - PEPPERMINT

The following is the translation of the ming paragraph headings in Peppermint which represents a table of contents of the book by CFR. You can click on the numbers which will take you to the Ming Translator if you don't like my interpretation. Note in the book itself there are references to the Tai Shu which is a privately published set of documents where the material was originally developed & published to a limited circle of friends.
This book is the 15th of 18 in the projective geometry series & was published on June 15, 1956.
This book covers asymptotes, coordinates, paths, families of curves & mostly calculating conics . Provides the background to Znus is Znees vol 4 (Fermatique).
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? Link	Subject in English
0	Introduction & decode of this book's Ming name POH HOH (Peppermint)
1	Asymptote Example - Witch of Agnesi
2	Equal walk coordinates corresponding cross make fixed ratio
3	Affine asymptote example
4	Use of the Ellipse center
5	Coordinates direction change
6	Origin change coordinates same direction
7	Path problem
8	Path is Hyperbola
9	Affine Example construction of tangent to hyperbola path
10	Condition path use another coordinates rule
11	?
12	Black path example
13	Hyperbola path corresponding multiply involution
14	Hyperbola path corresond add involution
15	Hyperbola path corresponding scale involution
16	Path using anharmonic calculation
17	Path corresponding intersection finite divide
18	Path corresponding rule projectivity unifies with calculating circle
19	Rule construct ellipse example
20	Calculation circle projectivity project corresponding hyperbola example
21	Another affine example of a Hyperbola calculation element
22	Use parabola to construct hyperbola
23	Use hyperbola as a calculating conic
24	Use affine hyperbola to make 3rd degree curve
25	Slim Lotus (or Peppermint) curve - see ( * ) + new ming wen
26	Degenerate HOHs
27	Parabolic numbers
28	Tangent numbers
29	Hjelmslev algebra rule
30	Calculation Rule
31	Calculate divide in half
32	Angle arithmetic calculate rule
33	Another Proof
34	Another bisect angle rule
35	Corresponding affine
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( * )	Curves of the (HOH) lotus family have their points coordinated by projectivity related points on , based on , the calculating conics, which can be circle, elipse, hyperbola or a parabola

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Mark de LA says

Mark 2016-02-04 12:20:57 [item 3327#44588]

note all of the ming words have to be entirely in lower case and no blank at the end of the sentence. I have fixed the dictionary links to work with either mingdict1 or mingdict2

seth 2016-02-04 12:42:48 [item 3327#44592]

i had thought that the developer had lower cased references like

and removed ewxtraneous spaces ← testing here. er, and apparently

did

where is mingdict1 used as opposed to mingdict2 ?

nathan 2016-02-04 13:08:30 [item 3327#44593]

Yea. Tigger did that

The developer is out to lunch at a local bar right now having a porter and a burger.
http://icehousepubmttop.com/

There is more history on this than expressed. We used to have 2 versions of the ming dictionary but lost one during the syrian liberation army hack of the website many years ago. One version allowed upper case. When I made the links in the little projective geometry books half were one way & half were not yet. I was too lazy to re-edit the links & nobody was using them who complained. I recently just did a copy & renamed it so that either would work. If the results don’t look good try all lower case & remove unnecessary blanks. Anything not in ming will spit out as the literal itself or a broken image icon. So

give whatg they do. If one wants to separate strings use the

– there are subtleties still not working, but that is mostly the case where several words duplicate words have different characters such as

– one can see the other characters with

POH HOH - PEPPERMINT

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