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Abstract
As you know, we do not have any exact equation for calculating the perimeter of an ellipse. In this article, we obtain this equation analytically. This is the equation we have been looking for, at least since Leonhard Euler and Maclaurin.
Exact Equation of Ellipse Perimeter by Analytical Method
16 August 2022, Version 8
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In this version, some minor changes have been made in the examples on pages 4 and 5.
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