Surface Orientation: Parameterization and Edge Configuration

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Explores divergence theory, surface integrals, and volume computation using spherical coordinates and parametrizations.

Explores regular curves, examples like segments and functions, and curvilinear integrals along regular curves.

Covers the transformation and application of coordinate systems, focusing on cylindrical coordinates and Jacobian matrix.

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Explores the intrinsic geometry of regular surfaces and isometric transformations, including spheres and cylinders.

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