Lecture

Intrinsic Geometry of Regular Surfaces

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Description

This lecture covers the intrinsic geometry of regular surfaces, focusing on the definition of regular surfaces, convexity, intrinsic distance, and isometric transformations. It also explores examples such as spheres and cylinders, discussing how to determine if two surfaces are intrinsically isometric.

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