A dimensionality paradigm for surface interrogations
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The author notes that in dealing with problems of graphing surfaces it is much better to write down the problem in the form of a system of equations to be solved by Newton's method instead of trying to reduce the problem algebraically. Applications are given to offset surfaces (in mathematics: parallel surfaces), Voronoi surfaces (equidistant surfaces to two given surfaces) and blending surfaces (Monge ``surfaces moulure) used to smoothly connect two surfaces \(\{\) these seem somewhat easier to handle than cyclides\(\}\).
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