surface
two-dimensional manifold, and, as such, may be an "abstract surface" not embedded in any Euclidean space
cross section
intersection of a body in 3D space with a plane
minimal surface
surface that locally minimizes its area
potential energy surface
a mapping of possible energy states of a system
Roman surface
a special surface in three dimensions
surface
mathematical idealization of the surface of a body
Loch Ness monster surface
mathematical concept
pinched torus
kind of two-dimensional surface
specific surface area
total surface of a solid per mass
subdivision surface
method of representing a smooth surface via the specification of a coarser piecewise linear polygon mesh
Whitney umbrella
three dimensions self-intersecting surface
channel surface
surface formed from spheres centered along a curve
Klein surface
dianalytic manifold for study of algebraic curves
torus
doughnut-shaped surface of revolution, based on a revolved figure of a circle
equipotential surface
surface of constant scalar potential
parametric surface
surface in the Euclidean space
helicoid
mathematical shape
constant-mean-curvature surface
surface with constant mean curvature
white space
portion of a page left unmarked
Steiner surfaces
projection of Veronese surface into three dimensions
bedding
agricultural or horticultural area
regular surface
subset of ℝ³ which is locally the graph of a smooth function
monkey saddle
mathematical surface
generalized helicoid
euclidean space surface
genus g surface
smooth closed surface with g holes
ruled surface
surface through every point of which runs a straight line which equally is on the surface
surface of revolution
mathematical term
sales area
area used for sales
water table
top of a saturated aquifer, or where the water pressure head is equal to the atmospheric pressure
sphere
round, rotationally symmetric shape of the 2D surface of a ball in 3D space
Seifert surface
surface whose boundary is a knot or a link
saddle surface
smooth surface containing one or more saddle points
Gaussian surface
closed surface in three-dimensional space through which the flux of a vector field is calculated; usually the gravitational field, the electric field, or magnetic field
face
in geometry, a planar surface that forms part of the boundary of a solid object