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Does anyone have any idea how to find the length of a circle (theta)=pi/2 on the unit sphere. I am just not 100% sure on what sort of parameterisation should be used. Thanks
The discussion focuses on calculating the length of a circle with an angle of theta equal to pi/2 on the unit sphere. Participants suggest that determining the radius is a crucial step in this calculation. The concept of parameterization is highlighted as essential for accurately representing the circle's geometry. Overall, understanding spherical geometry and the properties of the unit sphere is vital for solving this problem.
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