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Parametric surfaces, their derivatives, and methods for creating them through sweeping curves and surfaces of revolution. Topics include parametric patches, cylinders, spheres, extrusion, and generalized cylinders. Examples and exercises are provided.
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necessarily orthogonal And the unit normal can be computed as
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u v^
x u v
y u v
z u v
p^ ( ,
u v
x^
y^
z
u v^
u^
u^
u x^
y^
z
u v^
v^
v^
v
∂^
p p^ ( ,
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v u^
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p
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2 1
2
p
x
y
z
κ^1
κ^2
x u vy u vz u v
x
y
z
r 2
cos ( ,^
sin ( ,^
x^
h^
r y^
h^
r z^
h^
h^
h
θ
θ
θ
θ
θ^
π
θ
x
y
z
the angle around the baselocation along the cylinder u v^ θ= h =
r 2
u,v
should be the same
cos^
cos
( ,^
cos^
sin
( ,^
sin x u v
r
v^
u
y u v
r
v^
u^
u
z u v
r
v^
π v
π^ π 2
2
u^ the point moves through space
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x u y u
z u
= p
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u v^
x u v
y u v
z u v
p
x
y z Example
: Revolving a semicircle produces a sphere.