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    Re: An azimuth nomogram: what's under the hood?
    From: Tony Oz
    Date: 2018 Mar 13, 11:42 -0700

    Dear Robin,

    Yes, I've worked the proof that the multiplication is done on a parabole and a line. Indeed, it is very educating.

    Now one last question: your notation:

    (k cos L, cos2L)

    Is that the cartesian coordinate pair? A point on the parabola representing the L value has (x;y) coordinates, where x=k·cos(L); y=cos2(L), right?

    Warm regards,

    Tony

       
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