Trends in education, 2010 (vol. 3), issue 1

TVV 2010, 3(1):24-27

A NOTELET TO MANIFOLD VIEWPOINT ON THE TORUS

BEZÁK Pavol, MARKECHOVÁ Iveta
Department of Applied Informatics and Department of Mathematics, Institute of Applied, Automation, Institute of Applied Informatics, Informatics, Automation and Mathematics,, Automation and Mathematics, Faculty of Faculty of Material Sciences and Technology in, Materials Science and Technology in Trnava, Trnava,, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava,, Hajdóczyho 1, 917 00 Trnava, Slovakia, Hajdóczyho 1, 917 00 Trnava, Slovakia,

There are various fields of communication where a word torus occurs in courses of technical university study. In this note we give a few areas of appearing such a 3-dimensional 2-parametric geometric object, named also toroid. The modest aim of our consideration is to show links joining the torus mathematics with diverse applications of scientific fields, especially with robot motion planning, the area important for technological university students, majoring in automation.

Keywords: torus, toroid, anuloid, automation, robot motion, WinPlot.

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