I like this list of mathematical formulas for describing shapes (or, in fancy terms, 'algebraic surfaces'). You can try these out with the 'Grapher' program that Apple ships with its system (or any other 3D graphing program).
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Monday, 10 August 2009
Algebraic surfaces
I like this list of mathematical formulas for describing shapes (or, in fancy terms, 'algebraic surfaces'). You can try these out with the 'Grapher' program that Apple ships with its system (or any other 3D graphing program).
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