0 the longest side of a right-angled triangle. -- hipotenus
The center-surround field configuration is formed by a photometric cube with a mirrored ellipse on the hypotenuse.
Since the method of photography displays regions of strong shear, the hypotenuse of the rectangle should appear bright.
This implies that, once the base and the height are given, the hypotenuse must be linked to them and is, hence, deter mined.
Subtracting (the area of) the base from that of the hypotenuse makes the area of the height, 16.
It reveals an interest in generating in different ways the square of the hypotenuse.
Adding one sample of the square (shi) of the difference (to the four obtained previously) also generates the square of the hypotenuse.
He considers a right-angled triangle, not directly related to the geometry of the cube, whose sides carry squares of four and 12, and whose hypotenuse carries a square of 16.
For ming the square of the hypotenuse.
