Simulation of Minimal Surface of Soap in a Cube
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This example simulates the minimal surface of soap in a cube. Key mathematical concepts include surface, vector, and geometric construction. Using GeoGebra commands such as Segment and Polygon, a geometric model of the cube and its surface is constructed. Suitable for high school and above students or teachers.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Segment(A_0, A_1) → a_0Segment(A_2, A_1) → a_1Segment(A_2, A_3) → a_2Segment(A_0, A_3) → a_3Segment(A_7, A_3) → a_4Segment(A_2, A_6) → a_5Segment(A_5, A_1) → a_6Segment(A_0, A_4) → a_7Segment(A_7, A_4) → a_8Segment(A_7, A_6) → a_9Segment(A_5, A_6) → a_aSegment(A_5, A_4) → a_bPolygon(S_1, S_2, S_3, S_4) → poly1, s_1, s_2, s_3, s_4Polygon(A_2, A_3, S_2) → poly2, s_5, a_{10}, a_{11}Polygon(A_0, A_1, S_1) → poly3, s_6, a_{12}, a_{13}Polygon(A_6, A_7, S_3) → poly4, s_7, a_{14}, a_{15}Polygon(A_5, A_4, S_4) → poly5, s_9, a_{18}, a_{19}Polygon(S_1, S_2, A_2, A_1) → polya, b, c, d, ePolygon(A_0, A_3, S_2, S_1) → polyb, a_{16}, a_{17}, s_8, s_{10}Polygon(A_5, A_6, S_3, S_4) → polyc, a_{20}, a_{21}, s_{11}, s_{12}Polygon(A_4, A_7, S_3, S_4) → polyd, a_{22}, a_{23}, s_{13}, s_{14}Polygon(A_2, A_6, S_3, S_2) → polye, a_{24}, a_{25}, s_{15}, s_{16}Polygon(A_3, A_7, S_3, S_2) → polyf, a_{26}, a_{27}, s_{17}, s_{18}Polygon(A_0, A_4, S_4, S_1) → polyg, a_{28}, a_{29}, s_{19}, s_{20}Polygon(A_1, A_5, S_4, S_1) → polyh, a_{30}, a_{31}, s_{21}, s_{22}
AI Drawing Prompt Reference
Draw a cube with its eight vertices forming a 3D wireframe. Inside the cube, choose four points on four edges to form an inscribed quadrilateral. Using this quadrilateral as the top face, connect its vertices to the cube's vertices to create multiple triangular and quadrilateral facets, simulating a soap film minimal surface. Construction order: first draw the cube's twelve edges, then define the four interior points, then connect these points to the cube's vertices to form six side faces and the top face, resulting in a polyhedral approximation of the minimal surface.
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