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MATH 138A -
Normal thickenings
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Normal thickenings The physical model for a normal thickening is a shell which has the same shape as the surface. The figure above represents the normal thickening for a fragment of a sphere; the surface fragment is colored in blue. Here is another example in which the surface is a cylinder and the normal thickening is a normal shell. The cylinder is halfway between the inner and outer faces, and a cross section of this surface is outlined in red.Website for this image Figure 53.1: Cylindrical shell and sign convention ctresources.info • Full-size image • 617 × 319 (Same size), 25KB • More sizes • Search by image • Similar images Type: JPG Images may be subject to
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