A Note on Isometric Embeddings of Surfaces of Revolution

@article{Engman2002ANO,
  title={A Note on Isometric Embeddings of Surfaces of Revolution},
  author={Martin Engman},
  journal={The American Mathematical Monthly},
  year={2002},
  volume={111},
  pages={251 - 255}
}
  • M. Engman
  • Published 18 January 2002
  • Mathematics
  • The American Mathematical Monthly
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