THE GAUSSIAN AND MEAN CURVATURE OF ONE SPECIAL TYPE OF SURFACES
Abstract
In (Kaňka el al., 2009) we studied the Gaussian curvature and Mean curvature of a special surfaces (1) as nonparametrically defined surfaces. There are different ways in which surfaces of type (1) can be parametrized. The aim of this paper is to give formulas for Gaussian and Mean curvature of one type of special surfaces of the form 
, where 
. (1) To reach the formulas of Gaussian and Mean Curvature, we use in this remark parametrical description of (1) in the form 
where 
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