Trapezoidal discrete surfaces: geometry and integrability
The authors study trapezoidal surfaces, i.e., surfaces composed of trapezoidal quadrilaterals (discrete analogues of surfaces of revolution). They define discrete principal curvatures and prove that the discrete Gauss equation is the discrete Schrödinger equation. In particular, the authors define discrete surfaces of revolution and investigate surfaces of constant Gaussian curvature, their Darboux transforms, and the class of discrete Weingarten surfaces of revolution for which the principal curvatures are proportional.
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1356230