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Cassini Curves in Normed Planes

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We extend the concept of Cassini curves from the Euclidean plane to normed (or Minkowski) planes and show that geometric properties of (Minkowskian) Cassini curves are closely related to geometric properties of the unit disc determining the underlying normed plane.

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Martini, H., Wu, S. Cassini Curves in Normed Planes. Results. Math. 63, 1159–1175 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00025-012-0260-z

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