Computer representation of surfaces

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Introduces the Mechanical Design course, covering its structure, objectives, and evaluation methods.

Explores kinetic friction forces and their dependence on normal force and contact surface.

Explores the fundamentals and applications of Bezier curves, focusing on their construction, properties, and practical uses in design and modeling.

Covers the geometric properties of hyperbolic paraboloids and hyperboloids, focusing on their construction and curvature characteristics.

Covers the computation of matrices for mesh processing and the Laplace equation solution for mesh deformation.

Explores solid-solid interfaces, bond interactions, and elastic energy in homophase interfaces.

Explores chemisorption, catalysis, and adsorption on solid surfaces, including energy differences and bond formation.

Covers the representation of atomic structures on a computer and introduces exercises based on Jupyter notebooks.

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