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neilparker62 replied to the thread Hi everyone.I'm sure they don't and wouldn't worry much if they did! I wish I was more clued up on those particular topic areas but in all honesty... -
neilparker62 replied to the thread Hi everyone.Welcome to the PF community - I'm sure you'll find some expert advice on those topic areas (not that I personally know much about them!) -
neilparker62 replied to the thread Paul Hinds has passed.Deepest condolences - Robert to you and all the family. It's been an honour to share this forum with stalwarts such as your Dad. We'll... -
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It's the end of the year and once again I wish to thank the mentors and admins for their stedfast commitment to the PF cause and for... -
neilparker62 replied to the thread Praise 2024 Member Award Ceremony.Seconded. And if I may put it this way - it's reward enough to be part of the PF community and (occasionally) to post something that... -
neilparker62 replied to the thread Member and Mentor Appreciation Thread.@PeroK . Stop complaining about AI - you're better by far! -
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If I am understanding you, what you really need is a motorized mount, not necessarily a longer focal length lens. In order to use... -
neilparker62 replied to the thread Undergrad Trigonometry problem of interest.Yes - as mentioned above the technique is strikingly similar to that employed in Diophantus II VIII which is "to divide a square into... -
neilparker62 replied to the thread Undergrad Trigonometry problem of interest.Perhaps worth noting (in retrospect) that you will get this equation directly by implementation of @GiorgioPastore 's suggestion in post... -
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As others have noted, if the four sides of that quadrilateral have lengths a, x, b, and the diameter 2x, then 3x^2 = a^2+ab+b^2. As to...
