Dini's Surface by Roman Chijner
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This example demonstrates the construction of Dini's surface, a doubly ruled surface with a spiral twist. It involves key mathematical concepts such as parametric equations and solid geometry. Using GeoGebra commands like Sequence, Join, RemoveUndefined, and Surface, the parameters of the surface can be dynamically adjusted to observe changes. Suitable for high school mathematics education and research.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Sequence(Sequence[(u_{min} + (i * dx), v_{min} + (j * dy)), i, 0, Na], j, 0, Na) → l1aJoin(l1a) → uvRemoveUndefined(X1) → X1ERemoveUndefined(Y1) → Y1ERemoveUndefined(Z1) → Z1ETextfield(X1) → inputBox1Textfield(Y1) → inputBox2Textfield(Z1) → inputBox3Max(X1E) → x1maxaMin(X1E) → x1minaMax(Y1E) → x2maxaMin(Y1E) → x2minaMax(Z1E) → x3maxaMin(Z1E) → x3minaTextfield(N) → inputBox6Surface(((r_X * cos(v)) * cos(u)), (((r_Y * 5) * sin(u)) * sin(v)), ((r_Z * 5) * (cos(v) + log(tan(v / 2)))) + (1.3 * u), u, u_{min}, u_{max}, v, v_{min}, v_{max}) → h