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Reconstructing a surface from its fundamental form coefficients

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: Tali Avigad
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The procedure is based on the fundamental theorem of surfaces(2), which says that if certain compatibility conditions are satisfied, then it is possible to reconstruct a surface that is unique up to a Euclidean motion. The procedure first checks the validity of the compatibility conditions and a suitable message is printed. Afterwards the procedure calculates a numerical approximation by solving the Gauss-Weingarten(3) equations using the dsolve[dverk78] function

Application Details

Publish Date: June 18, 2001
Created In: Maple V
Language: English

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