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Generalizations of Arbelos and Their Applications

An arbelos is a plane figure bounded by three semicircles that are pairwise tangent and have diameters lying on the same line. Its name comes from Greek and means Shoemaker's knife. Similar shape have the lines of magnetic field distribution in ideal form for two parallel wires. The paper presents the discussion on the parabolic analogue of arbelos and their theoretical contributions in electrical engineering.