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Modeling of Minimal Surface Based on an Isotropic Bezier Curve of Fifth Order
A method is proposed for constructing minimal surfaces based on fifth-order Bezier isotropic curves specified in a vector-parametric form, allowing control of the guide curve and the surface in user mode. The coefficients of the basic quadratic forms were calculated and it was shown that the surfaces would be minimal. An example of a surface constructed by the proposed method is given.
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