Title: Todays Program
1Todays Program
- Surfaces of Revolution.
- Analytic Description of Surfaces of Revolution.
- Quadrics of Revolution.
- Classification of Quadrics, Parameterization and
Examples. - General Quadrics.
- Classification of Quadrics, Parameterization and
Examples. - Sample of the Exam Example
2Quadrics
3Surfaces of Revolution
- Axis of revolution (o z).
- Curve k (planar or spatial).
- A point X on the curve k.
- Distance of the point X from the axis o radius.
- Circle (in the plane perpendicular to the axis o)
with the centre on the axis o and the radius r. - Circles through all points of the curve k.
- Meridian section of the surface of revolution
with a plane containing the axis o. - Surface of revolution is union of all circles.
- Contour envelope of the generating circles.
4Analytic Description of Surfaces of Revolution
- Parametric form (axis of revolution z)
5Analytic Description of Surfaces of Revolution
- Non-Parametric form (implicit) (axis of
revolution z)
6Analytic Description - Summary
Basic position o z, conic section
S/V0,0,0, F(x,z)0 or X(t)x(t),0,z(t)
- Parametric equation
- X(t,u)x(t)cosu x(t)sinu z(t),u??0,2p?,t?J
Shifted axis of revolution oz,
S/V0,0,0?m,n,p
- Parametric equation
- X(t,u)mx(t)cosu nx(t)sinu
pz(t),u??0,2p?,t?J
Changed axis of revolution oy, conic section
S/V0,0,0, F(y,z)0, X(t)0,y(t),z(t)
- Parametric equation
- X(t,u)z(t)cosu y(t) z(t)sinu,u??0,2p?,t?J
7Quadrics of Revolution.
8Sphere
- Revolving of a circle about its any diameter.
- Sections circle, point.
9Pavilion USA, Worlds Fair, Montreal, 1967
Motion-picture Theatre "Deoda" (Screen 1000 m2,
70 m height
10Opera-house, Sydney, Australia
11Ellipsoid
- Revolving of an ellipse about its axis.
- Prolate axis o major axis
- Oblate axis minor axis
- Sections circle, ellipse, point
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12National Statuary Hall, United States Capitol, USA
John Quincy Adams 6th president of USA (1825
1829)
13Paraboloid
- Revolving of a parabola about its axis.
- Sections circle, ellipse, parabola, point
14Parabolic Antennas, Hand lamps, Roofing
15Hyperboloid of One Sheet
Revolving of a hyperbola about its minor
axis. Sections circle, ellipse, parabola,
hyperbola, intersecting straight lines, parallel
straight lines, point
16Hypoid Gearing
17London Bridge over Corporation Street
18Dukovany Cooling Tower
19Hyperboloid of Two Sheets
Revolving of a hyperbola about its major
axis. Sections circle, ellipse, parabola,
hyperbola, point Application altimetry (shape of
the geoid in sea areas)
20Right Cylinder
Revolving of a straight line that is parallel to
the axis of the revolution. Sections circle,
ellipse, straight line, parallel straight lines,
point Application columns, pipelines ...
21Right Cone
Revolving of a straight line that intersects the
axis of the revolution. Sections circle,
ellipse, parabola, hyperbola, straight lines,
intersecting straight lines, point Application
air conditioning, transition surface ...
22General Quadrics
23General Quadrics
- Elliptic quadrics derived from the quadrics of
revolution by proper scale transformation. - Ellipsoid, elliptic paraboloid, elliptic
hyperboloids, elliptic cone, elliptic cylinder.
24General Quadrics
- Cylinders Surface formed by set of parallel
lines that go through points of a conic section.
The conic section is named curved director of the
cylinder.
Parabolic Cylinder lateral straight lines z
Parabolic Cylinder lateral straight lines x
Hyperbolic Cylinder lateral straight lines z
25General Quadrics
- Singular Quadrics two intersecting planes, two
parallel planes, one plane, point.
26General Quadrics
- HP - surface
- Translation surface (two parabolas).
- Warped surface (warped quadrilateral ABCD)
27F. Calatrava, 1982, Oceanographic Museum, Spain
Church, Prague
Felix CandelaLos Manantiales
28Sample
29- Calculation, Sketching, Determination from
Implicit Equation - Problem Find the type, important points and
basic parameters of the given general quadric.
Sketch it in an oblique projection. - Common procedure
- Completing squares and other modifications to
transform the equation into the form resembling
the standard form (see the list). - Two questions
- Are there all variables in the equation?
- Are all variables squared?
- If there are three different denominators then
the surface is not of revolution. - If there are two identical denominators of the
fractions with the same signs then the surface is
of revolution. - Sketching
- Draw important points, lines, curves which are
cross-sections with some coordinate planes.
30- Problem Find the type, important points and
basic parameters of the given general quadric.
Sketch it in an oblique projection.