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Meridian of a surface of revolution
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A
meridian is the intersection of
a
surface of revolution
with
a
plane
containing the
rotation
axis. It is formed from
a
profile
curve
and its half-turn about the axis.
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Geodesic image on a compact two-pole surface of revolution is not dense
Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
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2018
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ii
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Paper 4
/
25I
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c
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ii
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Solution
Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge
/
2019
/
ii
/
Paper 3
/
25H
/
b
/
ii
/
Solution
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