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Questions on the application of Mathematica to geometric problems. You might also consider adding the [graphics] tag, if appropriate.
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How to find the area of circle inside the rectangle?
Conversion of @kglr's and @cvgmt's comments into a community wiki answer (edited slightly for clarity):
@cvgmt:
rectangle = Rectangle[{1, 1}, {2, 2}];
circle = Disk[{0, 0}, 2];
Area[RegionIntersection …
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Calculating distance between a set of random points in hyperbolic space
One can both solve the geodesic equations and integrate to find the length of the geodesic numerically. There are packages for working with tensors (notably xAct), but here's a quick-and-dirty hacked- …
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Plane embedded in Non-Euclidean spacetime
Here's the simple approach in case it helps (not a full answer), noting that we can phrase the constraint $u=x$ in terms of $t$ by substituting $x$ in for $u$ in $t = u + \int \frac{dz}{f(u,z)}$:
\[Ep …
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How to combine several surfaces into a solid and compute its volume?
This is a little tricky, and I'm not sure why BoundaryMesh didn't work in the following. (We have to resort to BoundaryMeshRegion instead.) But here's what we do:
Discretize the spline with Discretiz …