Monkey Saddle
In
mathematics
, the
monkey saddle
is the
surface
defined by the equation
z
=
x
3
− 3
xy
2
.
Its name derives from the observation that a saddle for a monkey requires three depressions: two for the legs, and one for the tail. The origin of the monkey saddle in an example of a
degenerate
critical point
. See also:
saddle point
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