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Surfaces in Three Dimensions


(2016-01-12)  
Let  (a,b,c)  be the point of the plane that's closest to the origin.

When  (a,b,c)  is not  (0,0,0)  the plane's cartesian equation is:

a x  + b y  + c z   =  a2 +b2 +c2

Otherwise, we're dealing with a plane going through the origin and shalluse any nonzero vector  ()  orthogonal to the plane:

x  +  y +  z   =   0

This can be construed as a limiting case  of the previous equation.


(2016-01-16)  
Horizontal line rotating at a rate proportional to its vertical velocity.

 Helicoid The cartesian parametric equations are:

  •   x   =   u  cos v
  •   y   =   u  sin v
  •   z   =   k  v

The equation in cylindrical coordinates is just:

z   =   k

For a right-handed helicoid  (as depicted above)  the constant k  is positive.  It's negative for a left-handed one. The plane is  an helicoid (with  k = 0).

The constant  k  is homogeneous to a length per unit of angle. It's related to the wavelength a  (the constant signed vertical displacement between two consecutive sheets)  by the following relation, if  angles are in radians:

a   =   2 k

An  1842  theorem due toCatalan (1814-1894) states that helicoids  (planes included)  are the only ruled  minimal surfaces. [ Proof ]

Generalized Helicoids :

A generalized helicoid is generated by helical rotation of an abitrary curve ofequation  z = f (x).  Its cartesian parametric equations are:

  •   x   =   u  cos v
  •   y   =   u  sin v
  •   z   =  f (u)  +  k  v

The cylindrical equation is:  z  = f (r)  +  k 

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 Gaspard Monge (2016-01-16)  
Surfaces generated by the motion of a straight line.

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(2016-01-16)  
Ruled surfaces generated by a horizontal line.

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 Gaspard Monge (2016-01-16)  
They are a special type of ruled surfaces.

The term torse  is considered archaic.

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 Gaspard Monge (2016-01-12)  
The meridians and the parallels are lines of curvature.

At a given point on a surface, the normal curvature is extreme alongthe two perpendicular directions of the lines of curvature.

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(2016-01-30)  
Guldin's theorems (1635)  use the relevant centroid's circular trajectory.

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 Leonhard Euler (2016-01-12)  
Surface of revolution of minimal surface area.

Because the plane of a meridian is orthogonal to the surface, the normal curvature of the meridian is equal to its curvature given by the formula:

1  =  d  =  det (v,v' )    =    z' r'' r' z''   
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ds||v|| 3[ (z') 2 + (r') 2] 3/2

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(2016-01-16)  
The shape of soap films separating regions of distinct pressures.

An unduloid  is a surface of revolution whose meridian istraced by the focus of aconic section which rollson the axis.

With a parabola, acatenoidis obtained.  The mean curvature is zero.

When it's an hyperbola, the surface has negative mean curvature, which correspondsto a soap film surrounding a region of lower pressure.

A rolling ellipse corresponds to a positive mean curvature and/or a higher innerpressure.  We obtain the undulatory shape shown below,which has given its name to the whole family.

 Unduloid


 Charles Dupin (2020-05-06)  
In a threefold orthogonal system  pair of surfaces out of different pencilsintersect along a mutual curvature line.

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