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Approximating the Ellipse Perimeter by "Bending the Line": The ELIP Closed-Form Family
The perimeter of an ellipse is expressed exactly through the complete elliptic integral of the second kind, motivating accurate closed-form approximations. We introduce ELIP (Ellipse Linear Interpolated Perimeter), a family built by correcting the straight line joining the two exact normalized endpo
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