Geometrical Description Of Monkey’s Saddle
Abstract
The principal object of this paper is the regular parametric surface M in defined by the formula . The geometrical description methods we are going to use are based on Cartan’s moving frame method and on Weingarten map. The studied map is regularReferences
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