3.16. Sine Surface
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The Sine Surface [ 6,11 ] is represented by the following equations.
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x = sin(u) |
3-62 |
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y = sin(v) |
3-63 |
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z = sin(u + v) |
3-64 |
The sine surface is the counterpart to the cosine surface .
To represent the area, the two parameters u and v must have the following values (definition range).
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u is an element from the number set [-pi, pi] |
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v is an element from the number set [-pi, pi] |
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