Lecture

Conforming Configurations in Veneering: Pseudosphere Example

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Description

This lecture discusses configurations conforming to state-of-the-art veneering, focusing on the pseudosphere example. It covers the surface of revolution of the tractor, asymptotes, and the parametrization of the pseudo-sphere. The instructor explains geodesics, curves, and the reparametrization process in detail.

Instructor

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