Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano
Mathematics Educator
A function of two real variables \(z=f(x,y)\)
\(\mathbb R\)
a unique real number \(z.\)
\((x,y)\)
\(D\)
\(f\)
assigns to each point in its domain \(D\subset \mathbb R^2\)
\(D\subset\mathbb R^2\)
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Surface
Sphere
Surface
Torus
Surface
Helicoid
It doesn't fit the definition of function!
Sphere
Torus
Helicoid
Sphere
Torus
Helicoid
GeoGebra
Math3D.org
Desmos
Patrons:
Edward Huff, Abei, pmbem, Sophia Wood, Adam Parrott, Doug Kuhlman, bleh, Miguel Díaz, Ruan Ramon, Maciej Lasota, Christopher-Alexander Hermanns, Aarón Reyes, Gabriela Sofia Marin Sánchez, Jerome Siegler, Yashar Shoraka, Jeff Butterworth, Shaun MacMillan, Scott Pedersen, Ihsan Karabulut, Elias Sanchez Angarano, Emanuel Silva
Patrons:
Edward Huff, Abei, pmbem, Sophia Wood, Adam Parrott, Doug Kuhlman, bleh, Miguel Díaz, Ruan Ramon, Maciej Lasota, Christopher-Alexander Hermanns, Aarón Reyes, Gabriela Sofia Marin Sánchez, Jerome Siegler, Yashar Shoraka, Jeff Butterworth, Shaun MacMillan, Scott Pedersen, Ihsan Karabulut, Elias Sanchez Angarano, Emanuel Silva
By Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano
In this video I provide a brief general explanation of the concept of parametric surfaces. Watch the video: https://youtu.be/5jbozOyMR_8