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RULED SURFACE WHITH A STRAIGHT DIRECTRIX
Studied by Barré in 1916, Buhl in 1944. |
For surfaces of directrix Oz :
Differential cylindrical caracterisation: . Cylindrucal equation: . Cartesian paramétrisation: . |
A ruled surface is said to be with straight directrix if its generators all pass through a fixed line.
Examples :
- cones (case
where the directrix is reduced to a point),
- conoids
(of which the hyperbolic
paraboloid), case where there is also a director plane,
- conoidal surfaces
(of wich the milk cartoon),
case where there are two straight directrices
- closed
ruled helicoids (of which the right helicoid), .
See also the ruled
surfaces with a director plane.
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