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#1 Posted: 8 years ago
As you can see, I have attempted Goursat [Gobstopper]... not to avail.
Will try again from the Mathcad program, via Spline Matrix => f(u,v).
Jean
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Will try again from the Mathcad program, via Spline Matrix => f(u,v).
Jean
Rotate Goursat.sm (384 KiB) downloaded 137 time(s).
#2 Posted: 8 years ago
Hello, Jean. The algorithm is only suitable for constructing simply-connected
Surfaces without singular points. Therefore, for the first surface it
not approached, and the second turned out to be of poor quality.
The second surface and its upper half, constructed with the help of the
new algorithm.


GoursatJean.sm (28 KiB) downloaded 116 time(s).
Surfaces without singular points. Therefore, for the first surface it
not approached, and the second turned out to be of poor quality.
The second surface and its upper half, constructed with the help of the
new algorithm.


GoursatJean.sm (28 KiB) downloaded 116 time(s).
#3 Posted: 8 years ago
Thanks Ber7 for the explanation.
Will come back, because very slow on my Win 7 ...
Jean
Will come back, because very slow on my Win 7 ...
Jean
#4 Posted: 8 years ago
WroteHello, Jean. The algorithm is only suitable for constructing simply-connected
Surfaces without singular points. Therefore, for the first surface it
not approached, and the second turned out to be of poor quality.
The second surface and its upper half, constructed with the help of the
new algorithm.
GoursatJean.sm (28 KiB) downloaded 116 time(s).
Such a graph is possible only for a>0
(x1*x2)^2+(x2*x3)^2+(x1*x3)^2 - a=0;
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