barycentric (Meaning)
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barycentric (a.)
Of or pertaining to the center of gravity. See calculus, under Calculus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of barycentric
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barycentric Sentence Examples
- The barycentric coordinates define the relative position of a point within a triangle.
- The barycenter of a system of masses is the point that minimizes the sum of their weighted distances.
- The Lagrange points are the five barycentric points in the gravitational field of two celestial bodies where the gravitational forces cancel out.
- The barycentric velocity of a rigid body is the velocity of its center of mass.
- The barycentric star is a central star in a star system that has the largest mass.
- The hierarchical barycentric decomposition is a method for partitioning a geometric shape into a set of nested tetrahedra.
- The barycentric subdivision of a simplex is a process of subdividing it into smaller sub-simplices by introducing new vertices.
- The barycentric coordinates can also be used to represent points in higher-dimensional spaces.
- The barycentric mean of a set of data points is the weighted average of the data points, where the weights are the barycentric coordinates.
- The barycentric mapping theorem establishes a correspondence between points in a simplex and points in Euclidean space.
FAQs About the word barycentric
Of or pertaining to the center of gravity. See calculus, under Calculus.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The barycentric coordinates define the relative position of a point within a triangle.
The barycenter of a system of masses is the point that minimizes the sum of their weighted distances.
The Lagrange points are the five barycentric points in the gravitational field of two celestial bodies where the gravitational forces cancel out.
The barycentric velocity of a rigid body is the velocity of its center of mass.
