The quasi-elliptic plane is one of nine projective-metric planes where the metric is induced by the absolute figure F_{QE} = { j_1; j_2;F} consisting of a pair of conjugate imaginary lines j_1 and j_2, intersecting at the real point F. Some basic geometric notions, denitions, selected constructions and a theorem in the quasi-elliptic plane will be presented.Kvazieliptička ravnina jedna je od devet projektivno-metričkih ravnina. Apsolutnu figuru F_{QE} = { j_1; j_2;F} određuju dva imaginarna pravca j_1 i j_2 i njihovo realno sjecište F.
U ovom radu definirat ćemo osnovne pojmove, prikazati odabrane konstrukcije i dokazati jedan teorem

Ana Sliepčević

Ivana Božić Dragun

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KoG•20–2016 A. Sliepčević, I. Božić Dragun: Introduction to Planimetry of Quasi-Elliptic PlaneOriginal scientific paperAccepted 4. 11. 2016.ANA SLIEPČEVIĆIVANA BOŽIĆ DRAGUNIntroduction to Planimetry ofQuasi-Elliptic PlaneIntroduction to Planimetry ofQuasi-Elliptic PlaneABSTRACTThe quasi-elliptic plane is one of nine projective-metricplanes where the metric is induced by the absolute figureFQE = { j1, j2,F} consisting of a pair of conjugate imagi-nary lines j1 and j2, intersecting at the real point F. Somebasic geometric notions, definitions, selected constructionsand a theorem in the quasi-elliptic plane will be presented.Key words: quasi-elliptic plane, perpendicular points, cen-tral line, qe-conic classification, hyperosculating qe-circle,envelope of the cental linesMSC2010: 51A05, 51M10, 51M15Uvod u planimetriju kvazieliptičke ravnineSAŽETAKKvazieliptička ravnina jedna je od devet projektivnometričkih ravnina. Apsolutnu figuru FQE = { j1, j2,F}odred-uju dva imaginarna pravca j1 i j2 i njihovo realnosjecǐste F.U ovom radu definirat ćemo osnove pojmove, prikazatiodabrane konstrukcije i dokazati jedan teorem.Ključne riječi: kvazieliptička ravnina, okomite točke,centrala, klasifikacija qe-konika, hiperoskulacijska qe-kružnica, omotaljka centrala1 IntroductionThis paper begins the study of the quasi-elliptic plane fromthe constructive and synthetic point of view. We will seealthough the geometry denoted as quasi-elliptic is dual toEuclidean geometry it is a very rich topic indeed and thereare many new and unexpected aspects.In this paper some basic notations concerning the quasi-elliptic conic and some selected constructions and a the-orem will be presented. It is known that there exist ninegeometries in plane with projective metric on a line and ona pencil of lines which are denoted as Cayley-Klein projec-tive metrics and they have been studied by several authors,such as [2], [3], [4], [8], [9], [10], [13], [14], [15], [16].The quasi-elliptic geometry, further in text qe-geometry,has elliptic measure on a line and parabolic measure ona pencil of lines. In the quasi-elliptic plane, further intext qe-plane, the metric is induced by the absolute fig-ure FQE = { j1, j2,F}, i.e. a pair of conjugate imaginarylines j1 and j2, incident with the real point F . The linesj1 and j2 are called the absolute lines, while the point Fis called the absolute point. In the Cayley-Klein modelof the qe-plane only the points, lines and segments insideof one projective angle between the absolute lines are ob-served. In this paper all points and lines of the qe-planeembedded in the real projective plane P2(R) are observed.It is suitable to obtain a line as a basic element, and apoint as a pencil of lines (for example a curve is an en-velope of lines; quadratic transformation in the qe-planemaps pencil of lines into the second class curve). Usingan elliptic involution on the pencil (F) the absolute tripleFQE = { j1, j2,F} can be given as follows:• An elliptic involution on the pencil (F) is deter-mined by two arbitrary chosen pairs of correspond-ing lines a1, a2; b1, b2. An elliptic involution (F)has the absolute lines j1 and j2 for double lines ([1],p.244-245, [6], p.46).Notice that the absolute point F can be finite (Figure1a) or at infinity (Figure 1c).In this paper the model were involutory pair of cor-responding lines are perpendicular to each other inEuclidean sense (Figure 1b) is used in a way thatonly the absolute point F is presented.• The absolute point F is inside the conic k. Pairs ofconjugate lines with respect to a conic k determineaforementioned elliptic involution (F). The absolutelines j1 and j2 are double lines for the involution (F)and in this case they are a pair of imaginary tangentlines to k from the absolute point F (Figure 1d).16KoG•20–2016 A. Sliepčević, I. Božić Dragun: Introduction to Planimetry of Quasi-Elliptic Plane a1 a1a1a2a2 a2F FF∞Fb1b1b1b2b2b2a b c dkFigure 12 Basic notation and selected constructionsin the quasi-elliptic planeFor the points and the lines in the qe-plane the followingare defined:• isotropic lines - the lines incident with the absolutepoint F ,• isotropic points - the imaginary points incident withone of the absolute line j1 or j2,• parallel points - two points incident with the sameisotropic line,• perpendicular lines - if at least one of two lines is anisotropic line,• perpendicular points - two points A, A1 that lie on apair of corresponding lines a, a1 of an elliptic (abso-lute) involution (F).Remark. The perpendicularity of points in qe-plane isdetermine by the absolute involution, therefore an ellipticinvolution (F) is a circular involution in the qe-plane. ([7],p.75)Notice that the absolute point F is parallel and perpen-dicular to each point in the qe-plane. Furthermore, in theqe-plane there are no parallel lines.A brief review of some basic constructionExample 1 Let the absolute figure FQE of the qe-plane begiven with the involutory pencil (F) (Figure 1b). Let A bethe point and p the line which is not incident with the pointA in the qe-plane (Figure 2). Construct the point A1 whichis perpendicular to the point A and incident with the givenline p.Points A, A1 are perpendicular if they lie on a pair of corre-sponding lines a, a1 of an absolute elliptic involution (F),i.e. if they lie on a pair of perpendicular lines in a Eu-clidean sense ([7], p.71-75). p 1FFApAaa1Figure 2Example 2 Let the absolute figure FQE of the qe-plane begiven with the involutory pencil (F). Construct the mid-points Pi and the bisectors si of a given line segment AB(i = 1,2) (Figure 3). s2s1O1P1P2ABabFsO2Figure 317KoG•20–2016 A. Sliepčević, I. Božić Dragun: Introduction to Planimetry of Quasi-Elliptic PlaneThe midpoint of a segment in the qe-plane is dual to anangle bisector in the Euclidean plane, consequently a seg-ment in a qe-plane has two perpendicular midpoints P1 andP2 that are in harmonic relation with the points A and B.A line segment AB in the qe-plane has two isotropic bi-sectors s1 and s2 that are a common pair of correspondinglines of two involutions (F) with the center F , denoted asI1, I2 . In order to construct the midpoints and bisectors weobserve aforementioned involutions (F), a circular involu-tion I1 is determined by perpendicular corresponding linesin a Euclidean sense and the second hyperbolic involutionI2 is determined by isotropic lines a = AF , b = BF as itsdouble lines. The construction is based on the Steiner’sconstruction ([6], p.26, [7], p.74-75). These two pencilswill be supplemented by the same Steiner’s conic s, whichis an arbitrary chosen conic through F . The involutions I1and I2 determine two involutions on the conic s. Let thepoints O1 and O2 be denoted as the centers of these invo-lutions, respectively. The line O1O2 intersects the conic sat two points. Isotropic lines s1 and s2 through these pointsare a common pair of these two involutions (F). The inter-section points P1 and P2 of bisectors s1 and s2 with the lineAB are midpoints of the line segment AB.Example 3 Let the absolute figure FQE of the qe-plane begiven with the involutory pencil (F). Let two non-isotropiclines a, b be given. Construct an angle bisector betweengiven rays a, b (Figure 4).The angle bisector in the qe-plane is dual to a midpoint ofa segment in the Euclidean plane. Let V be the vertex ofan angle ∠(a,b). Let the isotropic line V F be denoted asf . The angle bisector s is a line in a pencil (V ) that is inharmonic relation with triple (a,b, f ). The isotropic line fis an isotropic bisector. bas6542FV1f3Figure 4Example 4 Let the absolute figure FQE of the qe-plane begiven with the involutory pencil (F). Let the lines a, b, cdetermine a trilateral ABC with the vertices A, B, C. Con-struct the ortocentar line of the given trilateral (Figure 5).The orthocentar line o of the trilateral in the qe-plane isdual to the orthocenter of a triangle in the Euclidean plane.The points A1, B1, C1 are incident with lines a, b, c andperpendicular to the opposite vertices A, B, C, respectively.The points A1, B1, C1 are collinear and determine a uniqueortocentar line. cA1C1B1oABCabFFigure 5Example 5 Let the absolute figure FQE of the qe-plane begiven with the involutory pencil (F). Let the lines a, b, cdetermine a trilateral ABC with the vertices A, B, C. Con-struct the centroid line of a trilateral (Figure 6).The centroid line o of a trilateral in the qe-plane is dual tothe centroid of a triangle in the Euclidean plane. The angelbisectors sa, sb, sc of trilateral intersect opposite sides a,b, c of the trilateral at the points SA, SB, SC, respectively.The points SA, SB, SC are collinear and determine a uniquecentroid line. sbtFABCabcsascSASBSCFigure 618KoG•20–2016 A. Sliepčević, I. Božić Dragun: Introduction to Planimetry of Quasi-Elliptic Plane3 Qe-conic classificationThere are four types of the second class curves classifiedaccording to their position with respect to the absolute fig-ure (Figure 7):• qe-hyperbola (h) - a curve of the second class thathas a pair of real and distinct isotropic lines.Equilateral qe-hyperbola (hEQ) - a curve of the sec-ond class that has isotropic lines as a correspondinglines for the absolute involution (F).• qe-ellipse (e) - a curve of the second class that has apair of imaginary isotropic lines.• qe-parabola (p) - a curve of the second class whereboth imaginary isotropic lines coincide.• qe-circle (k) - is a special type of qe-ellipse for whichthe isotropic lines coincide with the absolute lines j1and j2. In a model of an absolute figure that is usedin this paper each qe-conic that has an absolute pointF as its Euclidean foci is a qe-circle.In the projective model of the qe-plane every type of a qe-conic can be represented with every type of Euclidean con-ics without loss of generality.FekphFigure 7The polar line of the absolute point F with respect to aqe-conic is called the central line or the major diameterof the second class conic in the qe-plane. The central lineof a conic in the qe-plane is dual to a center of a conicin the Euclidean plane. All conics in the qe-plane, exceptqe-parabolas, have a real non-isotropic central line. Thecentral line of a qe-parabola is isotropic tangent line at thepoint F .Dual to the Euclidean diameter of a conic is the point onthe central line that is the pole of the isotropic line with re-spect to a qe-conic. A pair of points incident with the cen-tral line that are perpendicular and conjugate with respectto a qe-conic are called the qe-centers of the qe-conic. Qe-centers are dual to an axis of Euclidean conic. A qe-ellipseand a qe-hyperbola have two real and distinct qe-centers,while both qe-center of a qe-parabola coincide with the ab-solute point F .Each pair of conjugate points incident with the central linewith respect to a qe-circle are perpendicular, consequentlya qe-circle has infinitely many pairs of qe-centers.The isotropic (the minor) diameters are the lines joininga qe-center to the absolute point F . A qe-ellipse and a qe-hyperbola have two isotropic diameters.The lines incident with qe-centers of a qe-conic are calledthe vertices lines of a qe-conic in the qe-plane. A qe-hyperbola has two real vertices lines, while a qe-ellipsehas four real vertices lines.A hyperosculating qe-circle of a qe-conic can be con-structed only at the vertices lines of a qe-conic.The intersection points of a qe-conic and vertices lines arecalled co-vertices points.4 Some construction assignmentsExercise 1 Construct a qe-circle k determined with thegiven central line c and the line p (Figure 8).In order to construct the qe-circle as a line envelope, a per-spective collineation that maps arbitrary chosen qe-circlek1 into qe-circle k is used. The construction is carried outin the following steps:The absolute point F is selected for the center of thecollineation. Let k1 be an arbitrary chosen qe-circle withthe center F . A polar line c1 of F , is the central line forchosen qe-circle k1. Notice that c1 is the line at infinity.The lines c and c1 are corresponding lines for the perspec-tive collineation with the center F . Let the point S be theintersection point of the lines p and c. To determine anaxis o of the perspective collineation, the point R that isperpendicular to the point S and incident with the line pis constructed. A ray FR of the collineation intersect theqe-circle k1 at the points R1 and R2. Let the line p1 touchthe qe-circle k1 at a point R1. The lines p and p1 are corre-sponding lines for the perspective collineation with a cen-ter F . The axis o passes through the intersection point S1of the lines p1 and p, and it is parallel to c.Figure 819KoG•20–2016 A. Sliepčević, I. Božić Dragun: Introduction to Planimetry of Quasi-Elliptic PlaneExercise 2 Construct the hyperosculating qe-circle of aqe-hyperbola h1 (Figure 9).Let the qe-hyperbola h1 be given and its central line be de-noted as c. A hyperosculating qe-circle of the qe-hyperbolah1 can be constructed only at the vertices lines. A qe-hyperbola h1 has two real vertices lines t1 and t2. Let thepoints T1 and T2 be co-vertices points. Let the line t2 andthe point T2 be observed. In order to construct a hyper-osculating qe-circle, the point S2 that is perpendicular toT2, and incident with the line t2 is constructed. The centralline ch of a hyperosculating qe-circle is incident with S2.In order to construct ch, let the line y1 of the qe-hyperbolah1 be arbitrary chosen. The intersection point of h1 and theline y1 is denoted as Y1. The intersection point of lines t2and y1 is denoted as K. The point K1 is perpendicular toK and incident with joining line T2Y1. The line S2K1, de-noted as ch, is a central line of a hyperosculating qe-circle.The central line ch and the line t2 determine a hyperoscu-lating qe-circle and to construct it the same principle as inExercise 1 is used.Figure 9Theorem 1 Let the lines {a,b,c,d} be the base of a pencilof qe-conics in a qe-plane (Figure 10). Then, the envelopeof the central lines of all qe-conics in the pencil is a curveof the second class.Proof: It is known that the envelope of polar lines of con-ics in a pencil of conics with respect to a common pole Pis a curve of the second class ([6]). Consequently, in theqe-plane, if a common pole P coincides with the absolutepoint F, than the envelope of its polar lines coincides withthe envelope of the central lines in the given pencil. In order to construct the envelope of the central lines ofall qe-conics in the pencil of qe-conics, denoted as δ1,we observe involutory pencil (F) of a pairs of isotropiclines of all qe-conics in a pencil. Each qe-conic in a pen-cil of qe-conics has two real or imaginary isotropic lines.In the given pencil of qe-conics there are three qe-conicsdegenerated into three pairs of points, denoted as (1,1′),(2,2′), (3,3′). Let the involution (F) be determined withan isotropic lines of any two degenerated qe-conics in apencil i.e. (1,1′), (3,3′). The pencil of qe-conics containstwo, one or none real qe-parabola.From the viewpoint of qe-geometry, the envelope δ1 is aqe-hyperbola if the pencil contains two qe-parabolas. Thecentral lines of these qe-parabolas denoted as, p1 and p2are double lines for the involution (F) and they coincidewith the isotropic lines of the envelope δ1. The envelopeis determinate with five lines; the lines p1, p2, and centrallines of three degenerated qe-conics c1, c2, c3.The envelope δ1 is a qe-parabola if the pencil contain oneqe-parabola.The envelope δ1 is an qe-ellipse if the pencil does not con-tain qe-parabolas (Figure 10). Double lines for the ellipticinvolution (F) are imaginary lines.Pencil will be supplemented by the Steiner’s conic s, whichis an arbitrary chosen conic through F . Let the point O bedenoted as a center of the involution (F).If the point O is outside the conic s, involutory pencil (F)contains real double lines, and the envelope δ1 is a qe-hyperbola. If the point O is on the conic s, double linesof involution (F) coincide, and the envelope δ1 is a qe-parabola.If the point O is inside the conic s, involutory pencil (F)contains imaginary double lines, and the envelope δ1 is anqe-ellipse (Figure 10).If the point O coincides with the center of conic s, doublelines of involution (F) coincides with the absolute lines j1and j2, and the envelope δ1 is a qe-circle (circular involu-tion).If one of the base lines in a pencil is isotropic line, thepencil of qe-conics contains qe-hyperbolas and one qe-parabola, the envelope δ1 is a qe-parabola.If two of the base lines in a pencil are isotropic lines, theenvelope δ1 degenerates into a point.Figure10: Qe-ellipse - an envelope of the central lines20KoG•20–2016 A. Sliepčević, I. 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