Lecture

Conicité Parabolique

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Description

This lecture continues the exploration of conicity by analyzing a second case, focusing on a parabolic conicity characterized by faces cutting a sphere at a convex angle. The instructor demonstrates how to address issues arising from non-converging edges and introduces additional constraints to transform the vertex into a cone, aligning the faces parallel to the cone's axis.

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