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a*symmetrical surfaces of revolution

2008-03-04View Original

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a*symmetrical surfaces of revolution – does its Chinese translation mean axisymmetric spiral surfaces? If translated in this way, does \"revolution\" mean spiral?
Reply #22008-03-04
\"Revolution\" means \"rotation,\" and it refers to the fact that such a surface is formed by a curve rotating around an axis.
Reply #32008-03-04
There is another explanation here, called an axially symmetric surface of revolution.

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