Lecture

Surfaces in Geometry II

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to geometric surfaces, including circles, curves, hyperboloids, cones, and their development. It explores rules between circles, straight lines, and surfaces with varying curvatures. The lecture also delves into the construction of complex surfaces like the hyperboloid and the development of architectural elements. The instructor discusses the properties of different surfaces and their applications in geometry and architecture.

Instructor

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Official source

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Mathematics

Geometry: Euclidean geometry, Differential geometry

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