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English: Two surfaces which both have constant positive Gaussian curvature.
The left-hand surface has a boundary, and the right-hand one has two singular points. Both are surfaces of revolution given by with , and . The left hand surface has , and the right hand one . is a sphere. Image produced by SungSurf and JavaView with en:Elliptical Integral code from [1]. [1] |
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- ↑ (2016) Publications Differential geometry of curves and surfaces (2nd ed.), Mineola, NY, p. 171 ISBN: 978-0-486-80699-0.
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