Part of CG-05 — Hyperbola

Conjugate Hyperbola

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The conjugate of x2x^2/a2a^2 - y2y^2/b2b^2 = 1 is -x2x^2/a2a^2 + y2y^2/b2b^2 = 1, or equivalently y2y^2/b2b^2 - x2x^2/a2a^2 = 1. It has transverse axis along y, semi-transverse axis b, semi-conjugate axis a. Its eccentricity e2 satisfies 1/e12e1^2 + 1/e22e2^2 = 1. Both the hyperbola and its conjugate share the same asymptotes y = +/-ba\frac{b}{a}x. The hyperbola lies between the asymptotes in two opposite sectors; the conjugate lies in the other two sectors.

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