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[[File:Clelies_curve.png|thumbnail|Some examples of the curve]]<br />
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In [[mathematics]], a '''Clélies''' is a curve parameterized by<br />
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<math>x=a \sin({m\theta}) \cos({\theta})</math><br />
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<math>y=a \sin({m\theta}) \sin({\theta})</math><br />
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<math>z=a \cos({m\theta})</math><br />
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A curve of this type is confined to the surface of a [[sphere]] of radius <math>a</math>, which is obvious from the parametric equations for the surface of a sphere. When <math>m=1</math>, this is [[Viviani's curve]].<br />
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The curve was named by [[Luigi Guido Grandi]] for [[Clelia Borromeo]].<br />
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[[Category:Curves]]<br />
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