Numerical Treatment of Geodesic Differential Equations on Two Dimensional Surfaces
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This paper presents a brief instructions to nd geodesics equa-tions on two dimensional surfaces in R3. The resulting geodesic equations are solved numerically using Computer Program Matlab, the geodesics are dis-played through Figures.
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volume 1 issue 2
pages 59- 64
publication date 2016-11-15
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