@techreport{1995-stonebridge-1,
institution={Department of Computer Science, University of Bristol},
author={Brian R. Stonebridge},
number={CSTR-95-020},
title={The Animation of Geometric Proofs},
bpages={6},
rpages={0},
month={September},
year={1995},
abstract={Computer graphics techniques can be used to show dynamic animations of geometrical proof. In static displays, for instance on paper, blends can give a similar impression.  We present a novel proof of Pythagoras' Theorem. It relies upon scaling the right-angled triangle by multiplying it by a, b, and c and rotating the first two of the resulting triangles through the adjacent angles to lie along the hypotenuse of the third.   This is demonstrated using blends for the transformations.   ------------------------------------------------------------   This report has been accepted for publication in "Mathematical Spectrum". },
abstract-url={http://www.cs.bris.ac.uk/Publications/pub_master.jsp?id=1000079},
keyword={},
pubtype={117}
}