I'm facing some trouble with finding the area of a region which is described by x-y coordinates (or line equations) and a curved line represented by logspiral. I tried my best in coming up with the following illustration below to show what I mean:
- B = Angle between Horizontal (at x2,y2) and the line described by r
- r = Equation of the curve region, described by: r = a*exp(B)
- a = Value of r when B = 0
- (x,y) = Coordinates of the vertices
I understand that I could find the intersection of the 2 half-spaces using 2 equations describing the 2 straight line portions (say using RegionIntersection
), but I'm not too sure how I could incorporate the logspiral equation to get the bounding area using RegionMeasure
.
I'm inclined to convert the logspiral equation to parametric form for this purpose, but I have no idea how to move on from there.
I would really appreciate any help or advice regarding this problem, I have been losing some sleep thinking about this question.
ParametricRegion
of two parameters, one the angleB
, and other a multiplier ofr
from 0 (which is(x2, y2)
to 1, which is the spiral. The problem with this construction is that Mathematica is still unlikely to be able to compute analytic area for this region, althoughParametricRegion
allows it to be defined... $\endgroup$