Parametric surface
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- Subject: [mg35241] Parametric surface
- From: jl_03824 at yahoo.com (Jun Lin)
- Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2002 05:15:10 -0400 (EDT)
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Given functions F=F(x,y;a,b) and G=G(x,y;a,b), where x and y are
coordinates and a and b are parameters. So,
F(x,y;a,b)=0,
{
G(x,y;a,b)=0
defines two 3D surfaces:
x=x(a,b),
{
y=y(a,b).
Suppose the functions F and G are implicit and transcendental, so they
are cumbersome to be solved directly to give x=x(a,b) and y=y(a,b). My
question is whether it is possible to draw these two surfaces from
relations F=0 and G=0.
I appreciate with your help!
Jun Lin