Lecture

Parameterized Surfaces: Definition and Examples

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Description

This lecture introduces parameterized surfaces, defined as surfaces in 3D space that are described by a parameterization function. The instructor explains the notation and concept of parameterized surfaces, providing examples such as cylinders and spheres. The lecture covers the process of parameterizing surfaces and illustrates how different shapes can be represented using mathematical functions.

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