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From: Archimedes.Plutonium@dartmouth.edu (Archimedes Plutonium)
Subject: draw a saddle shape or trumpet shape Re: #14 is a light wave an
 example of Eucl-Geometry-Breaking?
Date: 1999/01/02
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In article <76i6pu$dm9$1@remarQ.com>
"Paul Lutus" <nospam@nosite.com> writes:

> Whoa, hold the pen! Did you see those pretty pictures in ascii last year
> (er, two years ago?)? They were brought to use by way of electric currents
> (accompanied in lockstep by magnetic fields) through a computer.
>       .ssSSSS.
>     .ER'      `AM.
>   .ST'          `CS.
>  .E'              `S.
> .L'                `S.
> S                   `S
> S                    S
> S                    S
> S.                   S
> `S.                 S'
>  `S.              .S'
>  `SS.          .SS'
>    `SS.      .SS'
>      `SSssssSS'
>
> I think you should start over and draw a man in a saddle
> before you do the ball in saddle and draw all those other curves.
> 
> Paul Lutus

  Paul, can you draw the saddle shape to fit your ball above?

  Can you draw a trumpet for a trumpet is another Lobachevskian
geometry somewhat like a saddle shape?

  I need a saddle shape, a trumpet shape, thanks