File:Surface integral - parametrized surface.svg
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English: Diagram showing an arbitrarily-shaped curved surface S with rectangular coordinate gridlines on its surface dividing it into small patches dS. These lines are called a "parameterization" of the surface, since any point on the surface can be specified by giving its coordinates (r,t). This is a preliminary step to calculating a surface integral. In the limit of the integral the patches become infinitesimally small. |
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| Author | Chetvorno |
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| Date/Time | Thumbnail | Dimensions | User | Comment | |
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| current | 15:52, 14 October 2019 | | 814 × 368 (118 KB) | Chetvorno | Changed variables of surface parameterization from ''r'' and ''s'' to ''u'' and ''v'' to avoid confusion with name of surface ''S'' |
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