- In geometry, a
pseudosphere is a
surface with
constant negative Gaussian curvature. A
pseudosphere of
radius R is a
surface in R 3 {\displaystyle \mathbb...
- non-Euclidean
geometry by
modeling it on a
surface of
constant curvature, the
pseudosphere, and in the
interior of an n-dimensional unit sphere, the so-called Beltrami–Klein...
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opposite each
other are
identified (considered to be the same). The
pseudosphere has the
appropriate curvature to
model hyperbolic geometry. The simplest...
- that
lacks a
boundary with constant,
positive Gaussian curvature. The
pseudosphere is an
example of a
surface with
constant negative Gaussian curvature...
-
surface with
constant negative curvature that can be
created by
twisting a
pseudosphere. It is
named after Ulisse Dini and
described by the
following parametric...
-
plane can be
placed onto a
pseudosphere and
maintain angles and
hyperbolic distances, as well as be bent
around the
pseudosphere and
still keep its properties...
- asymptote: the
pseudosphere.
Studied by
Eugenio Beltrami in 1868, as a
surface of
constant negative Gaussian curvature, the
pseudosphere is a
local model...
-
relative velocities of "nearby"
points (velocities).
There exist various pseudospheres in
Euclidean space that have a
finite area of
constant negative Gaussian...
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uranium metal from the Ames process,
meant the
replacement of
oxide pseudospheres with
Frank Spedding's "eggs".
Starting on 16
November 1942,
Fermi had...
-
surfaces of
class C2
immersed in R3, but
breaks down for C1-surfaces. The
pseudosphere has
constant negative Gaussian curvature except at its
boundary circle...
