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This research demonstrates a new method for creating surfaces with hyperbolical characteristics, suggesting innovative applications in geometry.
In the current work, we introduce the accretive growth of surfaces by using hyperbolical geometry. First, we describe hyperbolical kinematics along a generating curve to construct accretive surfaces having a hyperbolical cross‐section. The obtained surfaces are not only the ones having hyperbolical cross‐sections but also their material points follow a hyperbolic trajectory during the formation. Additionally, we explain the process by using hyperbolical split quaternions as an alternative perspective. This shows a remarkable simplicity in the construction of the mentioned surfaces. Then we investigate the connection between velocity and eccentricity of such surfaces together with a comparison to the circular motion. We present visualizations of several examples with the help of a programming language to support the theoretical results.
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