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16.6 PARAMETRIC SURFACES
Useful Formulas:
Just as we can rewrite a simple curve in 3-space as a parametric function of one variable: r t
, we can similarly describe the equation of a surface in terms of two variables:
r u, v x u , v , y u, v , z u , v
Given two vectors v1 and v 2 in a plane, and a base point r0 in the plane, then the
equation of the plane can be written in vector form as: p s, t r0 sv1 tv 2
This is particularly useful when attempting to define the parametric equation
of a tangent plane. The directional derivatives ru and r
v automatically lie in the
x t , y t , z t
1.
2.
Find a parameterization for the upper half of the sphere of radius 3 and give and relevant restrictions on
the variables.
The equation of the sphere of radius 3 is: x 2 y 2 z 2 9
Using the transformation to spherical coordinates:
x 3 sin cos
y 3 sin sin
z 3 cos
Notice that these equations have only two variables, so we already have what we need.
To get the upper half of the sphere, we make the restrictions: 0 2 and 0 2
3.
So
r
u
1,0,2u and
r
v
1,1,2 u 1 and v 1 ur
1,0,2 and
r
v
0,1,2
Fine the surface area of the part of the paraboloid x 2 y 2 z beneath the plane z 4
x u and
Letting
y v z u2 v2
r u , v, u 2 v 2
r
u
1,0,2u and
r
u
So
r
v
0,1,2v
r
v
i
1,0,2u 0,1,2v 1
j
0
k
2u
2v
2u
2v
2u
2v
Then
r
u
S.A.
2u 2 2v 2 1 2
rv
rv dudv
4u 2 4v 2 1
4u 2 4v 2 1dudv
4u 2 4v 2 1dudv
r 2
r 2
r 0
r 0
r 2
r 0
1
12
r 4r 2 1 2 drd
17 1d
3
2
1
12
1
8
17
r 2
r 0
23 4r 2 1
3
2
r 4r 2 1drd
r 2
r 0
17 1 d
1
12
17
1
12
4r
17 1
2
0
3
2
r 2
r 0
17 617 1