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I'm trying to do the following drawing in Tikz:





I almost finished the leftmost picture:





begintikzpicture
fill[blue!20] (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
draw (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
beginscope
clip (7.5,-.9) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
draw(7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
clip (7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
draw (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
fill[white] (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
endscope
draw (7.5,0) ellipse (0.8 and .47);
draw (7.5,.47) node[scale=0.8] $<$ node[above] $a$;
node (a) at (7.61,-.142894);
node (b) at (8,-.649519);
node (c) at ($(a)!0.5!(b)$) ;
beginscope[shift=(c),x=(a), scale=0.7]
draw (1,0) arc (0:180:1 and 0.3);
draw[dashed] (-1,0) arc (180:360:1 and 0.3);
endscope
draw (7.942,-0.555) node[scale=0.8,rotate=-85] $<$;
draw (7.67,-0.60) node $b$;
endtikzpicture


However I failed to do the "bubble" in the first drawing and to the second one. I appreciate any help.



The closest question I found here was this one: Tikz: Once punctured torus?



However, the answers there don't solve most of my problems.










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    I'm trying to do the following drawing in Tikz:





    I almost finished the leftmost picture:





    begintikzpicture
    fill[blue!20] (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
    draw (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
    beginscope
    clip (7.5,-.9) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
    draw(7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
    clip (7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
    draw (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
    fill[white] (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
    endscope
    draw (7.5,0) ellipse (0.8 and .47);
    draw (7.5,.47) node[scale=0.8] $<$ node[above] $a$;
    node (a) at (7.61,-.142894);
    node (b) at (8,-.649519);
    node (c) at ($(a)!0.5!(b)$) ;
    beginscope[shift=(c),x=(a), scale=0.7]
    draw (1,0) arc (0:180:1 and 0.3);
    draw[dashed] (-1,0) arc (180:360:1 and 0.3);
    endscope
    draw (7.942,-0.555) node[scale=0.8,rotate=-85] $<$;
    draw (7.67,-0.60) node $b$;
    endtikzpicture


    However I failed to do the "bubble" in the first drawing and to the second one. I appreciate any help.



    The closest question I found here was this one: Tikz: Once punctured torus?



    However, the answers there don't solve most of my problems.










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      I'm trying to do the following drawing in Tikz:





      I almost finished the leftmost picture:





      begintikzpicture
      fill[blue!20] (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
      draw (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
      beginscope
      clip (7.5,-.9) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      draw(7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      clip (7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      draw (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      fill[white] (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      endscope
      draw (7.5,0) ellipse (0.8 and .47);
      draw (7.5,.47) node[scale=0.8] $<$ node[above] $a$;
      node (a) at (7.61,-.142894);
      node (b) at (8,-.649519);
      node (c) at ($(a)!0.5!(b)$) ;
      beginscope[shift=(c),x=(a), scale=0.7]
      draw (1,0) arc (0:180:1 and 0.3);
      draw[dashed] (-1,0) arc (180:360:1 and 0.3);
      endscope
      draw (7.942,-0.555) node[scale=0.8,rotate=-85] $<$;
      draw (7.67,-0.60) node $b$;
      endtikzpicture


      However I failed to do the "bubble" in the first drawing and to the second one. I appreciate any help.



      The closest question I found here was this one: Tikz: Once punctured torus?



      However, the answers there don't solve most of my problems.










      share|improve this question














      I'm trying to do the following drawing in Tikz:





      I almost finished the leftmost picture:





      begintikzpicture
      fill[blue!20] (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
      draw (7.5,0) ellipse (1 and .75);
      beginscope
      clip (7.5,-.9) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      draw(7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      clip (7.5,1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      draw (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      fill[white] (7.5,-1.1) ellipse (1 and 1.25);
      endscope
      draw (7.5,0) ellipse (0.8 and .47);
      draw (7.5,.47) node[scale=0.8] $<$ node[above] $a$;
      node (a) at (7.61,-.142894);
      node (b) at (8,-.649519);
      node (c) at ($(a)!0.5!(b)$) ;
      beginscope[shift=(c),x=(a), scale=0.7]
      draw (1,0) arc (0:180:1 and 0.3);
      draw[dashed] (-1,0) arc (180:360:1 and 0.3);
      endscope
      draw (7.942,-0.555) node[scale=0.8,rotate=-85] $<$;
      draw (7.67,-0.60) node $b$;
      endtikzpicture


      However I failed to do the "bubble" in the first drawing and to the second one. I appreciate any help.



      The closest question I found here was this one: Tikz: Once punctured torus?



      However, the answers there don't solve most of my problems.







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          If you really intend to play with these tori, you may eventually want to switch to 3d coordinates, where it is possible to find out whether a coordinate is on the visible or hidden patch.



          documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
          usepackagetikz-3dplot
          begindocument
          tdplotsetmaincoords600
          tikzsetdeclare function=torusx(u,v,R,r)=cos(u)*(R + r*cos(v));
          torusy(u,v,R,r)=(R + r*cos(v))*sin(u);
          torusz(u,v,R,r)=r*sin(v);
          vcrit1(u,th)=atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% first critical v value
          vcrit2(u,th)=180+atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% second critical v value
          disc(th,R,r)=((pow(r,2)-pow(R,2))*pow(cot(th),2)+%
          pow(r,2)*(2+pow(tan(th),2)))/pow(R,2);% discriminant
          umax(th,R,r)=ifthenelse(disc(th,R,r)>0,asin(sqrt(abs(disc(th,R,r)))),0);


          begintikzpicture[tdplot_main_coords]
          pgfmathsetmacroR4
          pgfmathsetmacror1.5
          draw[thick,fill=gray,even odd rule,fill opacity=0.2] plot[variable=x,domain=0:360,smooth,samples=71]
          (torusx(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusy(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusz(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
          plot[variable=x,
          domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
          (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
          plot[variable=x,
          domain=umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):180-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
          (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
          draw[thick] plot[variable=x,
          domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2:-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2,smooth,samples=51]
          (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
          torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
          foreach X in 300
          draw[thick,dashed]
          plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=360+vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
          (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
          draw[thick]
          plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
          (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
          draw[thick,-latex]
          plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):90,samples=71]
          (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));

          draw[thick,-latex] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:360,samples=71]
          (torusx(x,90,R,r),
          torusy(x,90,R,r),
          torusz(x,90,R,r));
          beginscope[declare function=myu(x)=sin(2*x)*sin(x);
          myv(x)=sin(2*x)*cos(x);]
          draw[thick,fill=white] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:90,samples=71]
          (torusx(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
          torusy(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
          torusz(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r));
          endscope
          endtikzpicture
          enddocument


          enter image description here



          If you want a cartoon, consider e.g.



          documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
          usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,bending,decorations.markings,intersections
          % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/430239/121799
          tikzset% inspired by https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/316050/121799
          arc arrow/.style args=%
          to pos #1 with length #2
          decoration=
          markings,
          mark=at position 0 with pgfextra%
          pgfmathsetmacrotmpArrowTime#2/(pgfdecoratedpathlength)
          xdeftmpArrowTimetmpArrowTime,
          mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime with coordinate(@1);,
          mark=at position #1-2*tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@2);,
          mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@3);,
          mark=at position #1 with coordinate(@4);
          draw[-Stealth[length=#2,bend]]
          (@1) .. controls (@2) and (@3) .. (@4);,
          ,
          postaction=decorate,
          ,bent arrow/.style=arc arrow=to pos #1 with length 2mm,


          begindocument
          begintikzpicture[scale=4]
          beginscope[local bounding box=left]
          draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule] (0,0) ellipse (1 and .75)
          (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.25] (xt);
          draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
          draw[bent arrow=0.2,thick,name path=b] (-65:1 and .75) to[out=40,in=10]
          node[pos=0.2,right]$b$ (xt);
          draw[dashed] (xt) to[out=-170,in=-140] (-65:1 and .75);
          draw[bent arrow=0.98,thick,name path=a] (0.8,0.05) arc(0:360:0.8 and .5)
          node[pos=0.2,below]$ell$ node[pos=0.98,right]$a$;
          draw[name intersections=of=a and b,by=i,fill=white] (i)
          to[out=45,in=-45] ++ (0.2,0.4) to[out=135,in=45](i);
          endscope
          %
          beginscope[local bounding box=right,xshift=2.5cm]
          draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule]
          (-0.7,-1) to[out=90,in=-90] (-1,0) arc(180:0:1 and .75)
          to[out=-90,in=90] coordinate[pos=0.7] (ys) (0.7,-1) arc(0:180:0.7 and 0.12) coordinate[pos=0.5] (p)
          (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.5] (yt);
          draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
          draw (0.7,-1) arc(0:-180:0.7 and 0.12);
          draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=70,in=-120] (-20:0.8 and .5)
          arc(-20:200:0.8 and .5) node[pos=0.5,below]$a$ to[out=-60,in=110] cycle;
          draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=80,in=180] node[pos=0.5,right]$b$ (yt);
          draw[dashed] (yt) to[out=0,in=70] (ys);
          draw[thick] (ys) to[out=-110,in=20] (p);
          endscope
          path (left) -- (right) node[midway,scale=2]$simeq$;
          endtikzpicture
          enddocument


          enter image description here



          Unlike in the above picture, you cannot adjust the view angle.






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          • Is it also easier to do the second picture with this method?

            – Gabriel
            Mar 24 at 16:32






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            @GabrielRibeiro It depends on what you want to do in the end. This proposal makes more sense if you have to draw several tori with cycles and so on. If you just need two quick cartoons, this might be an overkill.

            – marmot
            Mar 24 at 17:36






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            @GabrielRibeiro I also added cartoons.

            – marmot
            Mar 24 at 18:50






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            This is beautiful! Thank you a lot

            – Gabriel
            Mar 24 at 19:50


















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          Using the tqft package:



          documentclassarticle
          %urlhttps://tex.stackexchange.com/q/481212/86
          usepackagetikz
          usetikzlibrary
          tqft,
          decorations.markings,
          arrows.meta,
          hobby,
          calc


          begindocument

          begintikzpicture[use Hobby shortcut]
          pic[
          scale=2,
          tqft,
          incoming boundary components = 0,
          outgoing boundary components = 2,
          cobordism edge/.style=draw,
          fill=gray!50,
          name=top
          ];
          pic[
          scale=2,
          tqft,
          incoming boundary components = 2,
          outgoing boundary components = 0,
          cobordism edge/.style=draw,
          fill=gray!50,
          name=bottom,
          at=(top-outgoing boundary 1)
          ];
          draw[
          decoration=
          markings,
          mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
          ,
          postaction=decorate
          ]
          (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=45,in=-45] node[pos=.25,right] (b) coordinate[pos=.5] (a) (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
          draw[dashed] (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=135,in=-135] (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
          draw[
          decoration=
          markings,
          mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
          mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
          ,
          postaction=decorate
          ] ([closed]$(bottom-between first incoming and last incoming)!.5!(bottom-between incoming 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(top-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(top-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 1.north);
          draw[fill=white] ([out angle=30]a) .. ++(1,.5) .. ++(.5,.6) .. ++(-.25,0) .. ([in angle=30]a);

          pic[
          scale=2,
          tqft,
          incoming boundary components = 0,
          outgoing boundary components = 2,
          cobordism edge/.style=draw,
          fill=gray!50,
          name=secondtop,
          at=(7,0)
          ];
          pic[
          scale=2,
          tqft,
          incoming boundary components = 2,
          outgoing boundary components = 1,
          offset=.5,
          cobordism edge/.style=draw,
          every outgoing boundary component/.style=transform shape,draw,
          fill=gray!50,
          name=secondbottom,
          at=(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1)
          ];
          draw[
          decoration=
          markings,
          mark=at position .5 with arrowLatex,
          mark=at position .5 with node[right] (b);,
          ,
          postaction=decorate
          ]
          (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
          draw (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing);
          draw[dashed] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing) to[out=45,in=0] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
          draw[
          decoration=
          markings,
          mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
          mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
          ,
          postaction=decorate
          ]
          ([out angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(secondtop-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(secondtop-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 1.north) .. ([in angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north);

          node at ($(top-outgoing boundary 2.east)!.5!(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1.west)$) (simeq);
          endtikzpicture
          enddocument


          Homotopy equivalence of tori






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            If you really intend to play with these tori, you may eventually want to switch to 3d coordinates, where it is possible to find out whether a coordinate is on the visible or hidden patch.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usepackagetikz-3dplot
            begindocument
            tdplotsetmaincoords600
            tikzsetdeclare function=torusx(u,v,R,r)=cos(u)*(R + r*cos(v));
            torusy(u,v,R,r)=(R + r*cos(v))*sin(u);
            torusz(u,v,R,r)=r*sin(v);
            vcrit1(u,th)=atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% first critical v value
            vcrit2(u,th)=180+atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% second critical v value
            disc(th,R,r)=((pow(r,2)-pow(R,2))*pow(cot(th),2)+%
            pow(r,2)*(2+pow(tan(th),2)))/pow(R,2);% discriminant
            umax(th,R,r)=ifthenelse(disc(th,R,r)>0,asin(sqrt(abs(disc(th,R,r)))),0);


            begintikzpicture[tdplot_main_coords]
            pgfmathsetmacroR4
            pgfmathsetmacror1.5
            draw[thick,fill=gray,even odd rule,fill opacity=0.2] plot[variable=x,domain=0:360,smooth,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):180-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            draw[thick] plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2:-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2,smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            foreach X in 300
            draw[thick,dashed]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=360+vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick,-latex]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):90,samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));

            draw[thick,-latex] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:360,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,90,R,r),
            torusy(x,90,R,r),
            torusz(x,90,R,r));
            beginscope[declare function=myu(x)=sin(2*x)*sin(x);
            myv(x)=sin(2*x)*cos(x);]
            draw[thick,fill=white] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:90,samples=71]
            (torusx(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusy(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusz(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r));
            endscope
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            If you want a cartoon, consider e.g.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,bending,decorations.markings,intersections
            % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/430239/121799
            tikzset% inspired by https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/316050/121799
            arc arrow/.style args=%
            to pos #1 with length #2
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position 0 with pgfextra%
            pgfmathsetmacrotmpArrowTime#2/(pgfdecoratedpathlength)
            xdeftmpArrowTimetmpArrowTime,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime with coordinate(@1);,
            mark=at position #1-2*tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@2);,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@3);,
            mark=at position #1 with coordinate(@4);
            draw[-Stealth[length=#2,bend]]
            (@1) .. controls (@2) and (@3) .. (@4);,
            ,
            postaction=decorate,
            ,bent arrow/.style=arc arrow=to pos #1 with length 2mm,


            begindocument
            begintikzpicture[scale=4]
            beginscope[local bounding box=left]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule] (0,0) ellipse (1 and .75)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.25] (xt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw[bent arrow=0.2,thick,name path=b] (-65:1 and .75) to[out=40,in=10]
            node[pos=0.2,right]$b$ (xt);
            draw[dashed] (xt) to[out=-170,in=-140] (-65:1 and .75);
            draw[bent arrow=0.98,thick,name path=a] (0.8,0.05) arc(0:360:0.8 and .5)
            node[pos=0.2,below]$ell$ node[pos=0.98,right]$a$;
            draw[name intersections=of=a and b,by=i,fill=white] (i)
            to[out=45,in=-45] ++ (0.2,0.4) to[out=135,in=45](i);
            endscope
            %
            beginscope[local bounding box=right,xshift=2.5cm]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule]
            (-0.7,-1) to[out=90,in=-90] (-1,0) arc(180:0:1 and .75)
            to[out=-90,in=90] coordinate[pos=0.7] (ys) (0.7,-1) arc(0:180:0.7 and 0.12) coordinate[pos=0.5] (p)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.5] (yt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw (0.7,-1) arc(0:-180:0.7 and 0.12);
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=70,in=-120] (-20:0.8 and .5)
            arc(-20:200:0.8 and .5) node[pos=0.5,below]$a$ to[out=-60,in=110] cycle;
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=80,in=180] node[pos=0.5,right]$b$ (yt);
            draw[dashed] (yt) to[out=0,in=70] (ys);
            draw[thick] (ys) to[out=-110,in=20] (p);
            endscope
            path (left) -- (right) node[midway,scale=2]$simeq$;
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Unlike in the above picture, you cannot adjust the view angle.






            share|improve this answer

























            • Is it also easier to do the second picture with this method?

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 16:32






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro It depends on what you want to do in the end. This proposal makes more sense if you have to draw several tori with cycles and so on. If you just need two quick cartoons, this might be an overkill.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 17:36






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro I also added cartoons.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 18:50






            • 1





              This is beautiful! Thank you a lot

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 19:50















            12














            If you really intend to play with these tori, you may eventually want to switch to 3d coordinates, where it is possible to find out whether a coordinate is on the visible or hidden patch.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usepackagetikz-3dplot
            begindocument
            tdplotsetmaincoords600
            tikzsetdeclare function=torusx(u,v,R,r)=cos(u)*(R + r*cos(v));
            torusy(u,v,R,r)=(R + r*cos(v))*sin(u);
            torusz(u,v,R,r)=r*sin(v);
            vcrit1(u,th)=atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% first critical v value
            vcrit2(u,th)=180+atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% second critical v value
            disc(th,R,r)=((pow(r,2)-pow(R,2))*pow(cot(th),2)+%
            pow(r,2)*(2+pow(tan(th),2)))/pow(R,2);% discriminant
            umax(th,R,r)=ifthenelse(disc(th,R,r)>0,asin(sqrt(abs(disc(th,R,r)))),0);


            begintikzpicture[tdplot_main_coords]
            pgfmathsetmacroR4
            pgfmathsetmacror1.5
            draw[thick,fill=gray,even odd rule,fill opacity=0.2] plot[variable=x,domain=0:360,smooth,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):180-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            draw[thick] plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2:-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2,smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            foreach X in 300
            draw[thick,dashed]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=360+vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick,-latex]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):90,samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));

            draw[thick,-latex] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:360,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,90,R,r),
            torusy(x,90,R,r),
            torusz(x,90,R,r));
            beginscope[declare function=myu(x)=sin(2*x)*sin(x);
            myv(x)=sin(2*x)*cos(x);]
            draw[thick,fill=white] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:90,samples=71]
            (torusx(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusy(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusz(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r));
            endscope
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            If you want a cartoon, consider e.g.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,bending,decorations.markings,intersections
            % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/430239/121799
            tikzset% inspired by https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/316050/121799
            arc arrow/.style args=%
            to pos #1 with length #2
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position 0 with pgfextra%
            pgfmathsetmacrotmpArrowTime#2/(pgfdecoratedpathlength)
            xdeftmpArrowTimetmpArrowTime,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime with coordinate(@1);,
            mark=at position #1-2*tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@2);,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@3);,
            mark=at position #1 with coordinate(@4);
            draw[-Stealth[length=#2,bend]]
            (@1) .. controls (@2) and (@3) .. (@4);,
            ,
            postaction=decorate,
            ,bent arrow/.style=arc arrow=to pos #1 with length 2mm,


            begindocument
            begintikzpicture[scale=4]
            beginscope[local bounding box=left]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule] (0,0) ellipse (1 and .75)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.25] (xt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw[bent arrow=0.2,thick,name path=b] (-65:1 and .75) to[out=40,in=10]
            node[pos=0.2,right]$b$ (xt);
            draw[dashed] (xt) to[out=-170,in=-140] (-65:1 and .75);
            draw[bent arrow=0.98,thick,name path=a] (0.8,0.05) arc(0:360:0.8 and .5)
            node[pos=0.2,below]$ell$ node[pos=0.98,right]$a$;
            draw[name intersections=of=a and b,by=i,fill=white] (i)
            to[out=45,in=-45] ++ (0.2,0.4) to[out=135,in=45](i);
            endscope
            %
            beginscope[local bounding box=right,xshift=2.5cm]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule]
            (-0.7,-1) to[out=90,in=-90] (-1,0) arc(180:0:1 and .75)
            to[out=-90,in=90] coordinate[pos=0.7] (ys) (0.7,-1) arc(0:180:0.7 and 0.12) coordinate[pos=0.5] (p)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.5] (yt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw (0.7,-1) arc(0:-180:0.7 and 0.12);
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=70,in=-120] (-20:0.8 and .5)
            arc(-20:200:0.8 and .5) node[pos=0.5,below]$a$ to[out=-60,in=110] cycle;
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=80,in=180] node[pos=0.5,right]$b$ (yt);
            draw[dashed] (yt) to[out=0,in=70] (ys);
            draw[thick] (ys) to[out=-110,in=20] (p);
            endscope
            path (left) -- (right) node[midway,scale=2]$simeq$;
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Unlike in the above picture, you cannot adjust the view angle.






            share|improve this answer

























            • Is it also easier to do the second picture with this method?

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 16:32






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro It depends on what you want to do in the end. This proposal makes more sense if you have to draw several tori with cycles and so on. If you just need two quick cartoons, this might be an overkill.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 17:36






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro I also added cartoons.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 18:50






            • 1





              This is beautiful! Thank you a lot

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 19:50













            12












            12








            12







            If you really intend to play with these tori, you may eventually want to switch to 3d coordinates, where it is possible to find out whether a coordinate is on the visible or hidden patch.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usepackagetikz-3dplot
            begindocument
            tdplotsetmaincoords600
            tikzsetdeclare function=torusx(u,v,R,r)=cos(u)*(R + r*cos(v));
            torusy(u,v,R,r)=(R + r*cos(v))*sin(u);
            torusz(u,v,R,r)=r*sin(v);
            vcrit1(u,th)=atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% first critical v value
            vcrit2(u,th)=180+atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% second critical v value
            disc(th,R,r)=((pow(r,2)-pow(R,2))*pow(cot(th),2)+%
            pow(r,2)*(2+pow(tan(th),2)))/pow(R,2);% discriminant
            umax(th,R,r)=ifthenelse(disc(th,R,r)>0,asin(sqrt(abs(disc(th,R,r)))),0);


            begintikzpicture[tdplot_main_coords]
            pgfmathsetmacroR4
            pgfmathsetmacror1.5
            draw[thick,fill=gray,even odd rule,fill opacity=0.2] plot[variable=x,domain=0:360,smooth,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):180-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            draw[thick] plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2:-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2,smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            foreach X in 300
            draw[thick,dashed]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=360+vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick,-latex]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):90,samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));

            draw[thick,-latex] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:360,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,90,R,r),
            torusy(x,90,R,r),
            torusz(x,90,R,r));
            beginscope[declare function=myu(x)=sin(2*x)*sin(x);
            myv(x)=sin(2*x)*cos(x);]
            draw[thick,fill=white] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:90,samples=71]
            (torusx(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusy(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusz(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r));
            endscope
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            If you want a cartoon, consider e.g.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,bending,decorations.markings,intersections
            % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/430239/121799
            tikzset% inspired by https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/316050/121799
            arc arrow/.style args=%
            to pos #1 with length #2
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position 0 with pgfextra%
            pgfmathsetmacrotmpArrowTime#2/(pgfdecoratedpathlength)
            xdeftmpArrowTimetmpArrowTime,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime with coordinate(@1);,
            mark=at position #1-2*tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@2);,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@3);,
            mark=at position #1 with coordinate(@4);
            draw[-Stealth[length=#2,bend]]
            (@1) .. controls (@2) and (@3) .. (@4);,
            ,
            postaction=decorate,
            ,bent arrow/.style=arc arrow=to pos #1 with length 2mm,


            begindocument
            begintikzpicture[scale=4]
            beginscope[local bounding box=left]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule] (0,0) ellipse (1 and .75)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.25] (xt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw[bent arrow=0.2,thick,name path=b] (-65:1 and .75) to[out=40,in=10]
            node[pos=0.2,right]$b$ (xt);
            draw[dashed] (xt) to[out=-170,in=-140] (-65:1 and .75);
            draw[bent arrow=0.98,thick,name path=a] (0.8,0.05) arc(0:360:0.8 and .5)
            node[pos=0.2,below]$ell$ node[pos=0.98,right]$a$;
            draw[name intersections=of=a and b,by=i,fill=white] (i)
            to[out=45,in=-45] ++ (0.2,0.4) to[out=135,in=45](i);
            endscope
            %
            beginscope[local bounding box=right,xshift=2.5cm]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule]
            (-0.7,-1) to[out=90,in=-90] (-1,0) arc(180:0:1 and .75)
            to[out=-90,in=90] coordinate[pos=0.7] (ys) (0.7,-1) arc(0:180:0.7 and 0.12) coordinate[pos=0.5] (p)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.5] (yt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw (0.7,-1) arc(0:-180:0.7 and 0.12);
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=70,in=-120] (-20:0.8 and .5)
            arc(-20:200:0.8 and .5) node[pos=0.5,below]$a$ to[out=-60,in=110] cycle;
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=80,in=180] node[pos=0.5,right]$b$ (yt);
            draw[dashed] (yt) to[out=0,in=70] (ys);
            draw[thick] (ys) to[out=-110,in=20] (p);
            endscope
            path (left) -- (right) node[midway,scale=2]$simeq$;
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Unlike in the above picture, you cannot adjust the view angle.






            share|improve this answer















            If you really intend to play with these tori, you may eventually want to switch to 3d coordinates, where it is possible to find out whether a coordinate is on the visible or hidden patch.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usepackagetikz-3dplot
            begindocument
            tdplotsetmaincoords600
            tikzsetdeclare function=torusx(u,v,R,r)=cos(u)*(R + r*cos(v));
            torusy(u,v,R,r)=(R + r*cos(v))*sin(u);
            torusz(u,v,R,r)=r*sin(v);
            vcrit1(u,th)=atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% first critical v value
            vcrit2(u,th)=180+atan(tan(th)*sin(u));% second critical v value
            disc(th,R,r)=((pow(r,2)-pow(R,2))*pow(cot(th),2)+%
            pow(r,2)*(2+pow(tan(th),2)))/pow(R,2);% discriminant
            umax(th,R,r)=ifthenelse(disc(th,R,r)>0,asin(sqrt(abs(disc(th,R,r)))),0);


            begintikzpicture[tdplot_main_coords]
            pgfmathsetmacroR4
            pgfmathsetmacror1.5
            draw[thick,fill=gray,even odd rule,fill opacity=0.2] plot[variable=x,domain=0:360,smooth,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit1(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r))
            plot[variable=x,
            domain=umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r):180-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r),smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            draw[thick] plot[variable=x,
            domain=-180+umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2:-umax(tdplotmaintheta,R,r)/2,smooth,samples=51]
            (torusx(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusy(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r),
            torusz(x,vcrit2(x,tdplotmaintheta),R,r));
            foreach X in 300
            draw[thick,dashed]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=360+vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit2(X,tdplotmaintheta):vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta),samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));
            draw[thick,-latex]
            plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=vcrit1(X,tdplotmaintheta):90,samples=71]
            (torusx(X,x,R,r),torusy(X,x,R,r),torusz(X,x,R,r));

            draw[thick,-latex] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:360,samples=71]
            (torusx(x,90,R,r),
            torusy(x,90,R,r),
            torusz(x,90,R,r));
            beginscope[declare function=myu(x)=sin(2*x)*sin(x);
            myv(x)=sin(2*x)*cos(x);]
            draw[thick,fill=white] plot[smooth,variable=x,domain=00:90,samples=71]
            (torusx(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusy(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r),
            torusz(-60+45*myu(x),90-45*myv(x),R,r));
            endscope
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            If you want a cartoon, consider e.g.



            documentclass[tikz,border=3.14mm]standalone
            usetikzlibraryarrows.meta,bending,decorations.markings,intersections
            % https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/430239/121799
            tikzset% inspired by https://tex.stackexchange.com/a/316050/121799
            arc arrow/.style args=%
            to pos #1 with length #2
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position 0 with pgfextra%
            pgfmathsetmacrotmpArrowTime#2/(pgfdecoratedpathlength)
            xdeftmpArrowTimetmpArrowTime,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime with coordinate(@1);,
            mark=at position #1-2*tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@2);,
            mark=at position #1-tmpArrowTime/3 with coordinate(@3);,
            mark=at position #1 with coordinate(@4);
            draw[-Stealth[length=#2,bend]]
            (@1) .. controls (@2) and (@3) .. (@4);,
            ,
            postaction=decorate,
            ,bent arrow/.style=arc arrow=to pos #1 with length 2mm,


            begindocument
            begintikzpicture[scale=4]
            beginscope[local bounding box=left]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule] (0,0) ellipse (1 and .75)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.25] (xt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw[bent arrow=0.2,thick,name path=b] (-65:1 and .75) to[out=40,in=10]
            node[pos=0.2,right]$b$ (xt);
            draw[dashed] (xt) to[out=-170,in=-140] (-65:1 and .75);
            draw[bent arrow=0.98,thick,name path=a] (0.8,0.05) arc(0:360:0.8 and .5)
            node[pos=0.2,below]$ell$ node[pos=0.98,right]$a$;
            draw[name intersections=of=a and b,by=i,fill=white] (i)
            to[out=45,in=-45] ++ (0.2,0.4) to[out=135,in=45](i);
            endscope
            %
            beginscope[local bounding box=right,xshift=2.5cm]
            draw[fill=blue!20,even odd rule]
            (-0.7,-1) to[out=90,in=-90] (-1,0) arc(180:0:1 and .75)
            to[out=-90,in=90] coordinate[pos=0.7] (ys) (0.7,-1) arc(0:180:0.7 and 0.12) coordinate[pos=0.5] (p)
            (-0.5,0) arc(120:60:1 and 1.25) arc(-60:-120:1 and 1.25) coordinate[pos=0.5] (yt);
            draw (-0.5,0) arc(-120:-130:1 and 1.25) (0.5,0) arc(-60:-50:1 and 1.25);
            draw (0.7,-1) arc(0:-180:0.7 and 0.12);
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=70,in=-120] (-20:0.8 and .5)
            arc(-20:200:0.8 and .5) node[pos=0.5,below]$a$ to[out=-60,in=110] cycle;
            draw[bent arrow=0.5,thick] (p) to[out=80,in=180] node[pos=0.5,right]$b$ (yt);
            draw[dashed] (yt) to[out=0,in=70] (ys);
            draw[thick] (ys) to[out=-110,in=20] (p);
            endscope
            path (left) -- (right) node[midway,scale=2]$simeq$;
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            enter image description here



            Unlike in the above picture, you cannot adjust the view angle.







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            • Is it also easier to do the second picture with this method?

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 16:32






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro It depends on what you want to do in the end. This proposal makes more sense if you have to draw several tori with cycles and so on. If you just need two quick cartoons, this might be an overkill.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 17:36






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro I also added cartoons.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 18:50






            • 1





              This is beautiful! Thank you a lot

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 19:50

















            • Is it also easier to do the second picture with this method?

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 16:32






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro It depends on what you want to do in the end. This proposal makes more sense if you have to draw several tori with cycles and so on. If you just need two quick cartoons, this might be an overkill.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 17:36






            • 1





              @GabrielRibeiro I also added cartoons.

              – marmot
              Mar 24 at 18:50






            • 1





              This is beautiful! Thank you a lot

              – Gabriel
              Mar 24 at 19:50
















            Is it also easier to do the second picture with this method?

            – Gabriel
            Mar 24 at 16:32





            Is it also easier to do the second picture with this method?

            – Gabriel
            Mar 24 at 16:32




            1




            1





            @GabrielRibeiro It depends on what you want to do in the end. This proposal makes more sense if you have to draw several tori with cycles and so on. If you just need two quick cartoons, this might be an overkill.

            – marmot
            Mar 24 at 17:36





            @GabrielRibeiro It depends on what you want to do in the end. This proposal makes more sense if you have to draw several tori with cycles and so on. If you just need two quick cartoons, this might be an overkill.

            – marmot
            Mar 24 at 17:36




            1




            1





            @GabrielRibeiro I also added cartoons.

            – marmot
            Mar 24 at 18:50





            @GabrielRibeiro I also added cartoons.

            – marmot
            Mar 24 at 18:50




            1




            1





            This is beautiful! Thank you a lot

            – Gabriel
            Mar 24 at 19:50





            This is beautiful! Thank you a lot

            – Gabriel
            Mar 24 at 19:50











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            Using the tqft package:



            documentclassarticle
            %urlhttps://tex.stackexchange.com/q/481212/86
            usepackagetikz
            usetikzlibrary
            tqft,
            decorations.markings,
            arrows.meta,
            hobby,
            calc


            begindocument

            begintikzpicture[use Hobby shortcut]
            pic[
            scale=2,
            tqft,
            incoming boundary components = 0,
            outgoing boundary components = 2,
            cobordism edge/.style=draw,
            fill=gray!50,
            name=top
            ];
            pic[
            scale=2,
            tqft,
            incoming boundary components = 2,
            outgoing boundary components = 0,
            cobordism edge/.style=draw,
            fill=gray!50,
            name=bottom,
            at=(top-outgoing boundary 1)
            ];
            draw[
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
            ,
            postaction=decorate
            ]
            (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=45,in=-45] node[pos=.25,right] (b) coordinate[pos=.5] (a) (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
            draw[dashed] (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=135,in=-135] (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
            draw[
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
            mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
            ,
            postaction=decorate
            ] ([closed]$(bottom-between first incoming and last incoming)!.5!(bottom-between incoming 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(top-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(top-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 1.north);
            draw[fill=white] ([out angle=30]a) .. ++(1,.5) .. ++(.5,.6) .. ++(-.25,0) .. ([in angle=30]a);

            pic[
            scale=2,
            tqft,
            incoming boundary components = 0,
            outgoing boundary components = 2,
            cobordism edge/.style=draw,
            fill=gray!50,
            name=secondtop,
            at=(7,0)
            ];
            pic[
            scale=2,
            tqft,
            incoming boundary components = 2,
            outgoing boundary components = 1,
            offset=.5,
            cobordism edge/.style=draw,
            every outgoing boundary component/.style=transform shape,draw,
            fill=gray!50,
            name=secondbottom,
            at=(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1)
            ];
            draw[
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position .5 with arrowLatex,
            mark=at position .5 with node[right] (b);,
            ,
            postaction=decorate
            ]
            (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
            draw (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing);
            draw[dashed] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing) to[out=45,in=0] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
            draw[
            decoration=
            markings,
            mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
            mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
            ,
            postaction=decorate
            ]
            ([out angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(secondtop-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(secondtop-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 1.north) .. ([in angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north);

            node at ($(top-outgoing boundary 2.east)!.5!(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1.west)$) (simeq);
            endtikzpicture
            enddocument


            Homotopy equivalence of tori






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              5














              Using the tqft package:



              documentclassarticle
              %urlhttps://tex.stackexchange.com/q/481212/86
              usepackagetikz
              usetikzlibrary
              tqft,
              decorations.markings,
              arrows.meta,
              hobby,
              calc


              begindocument

              begintikzpicture[use Hobby shortcut]
              pic[
              scale=2,
              tqft,
              incoming boundary components = 0,
              outgoing boundary components = 2,
              cobordism edge/.style=draw,
              fill=gray!50,
              name=top
              ];
              pic[
              scale=2,
              tqft,
              incoming boundary components = 2,
              outgoing boundary components = 0,
              cobordism edge/.style=draw,
              fill=gray!50,
              name=bottom,
              at=(top-outgoing boundary 1)
              ];
              draw[
              decoration=
              markings,
              mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
              ,
              postaction=decorate
              ]
              (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=45,in=-45] node[pos=.25,right] (b) coordinate[pos=.5] (a) (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
              draw[dashed] (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=135,in=-135] (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
              draw[
              decoration=
              markings,
              mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
              mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
              ,
              postaction=decorate
              ] ([closed]$(bottom-between first incoming and last incoming)!.5!(bottom-between incoming 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(top-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(top-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 1.north);
              draw[fill=white] ([out angle=30]a) .. ++(1,.5) .. ++(.5,.6) .. ++(-.25,0) .. ([in angle=30]a);

              pic[
              scale=2,
              tqft,
              incoming boundary components = 0,
              outgoing boundary components = 2,
              cobordism edge/.style=draw,
              fill=gray!50,
              name=secondtop,
              at=(7,0)
              ];
              pic[
              scale=2,
              tqft,
              incoming boundary components = 2,
              outgoing boundary components = 1,
              offset=.5,
              cobordism edge/.style=draw,
              every outgoing boundary component/.style=transform shape,draw,
              fill=gray!50,
              name=secondbottom,
              at=(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1)
              ];
              draw[
              decoration=
              markings,
              mark=at position .5 with arrowLatex,
              mark=at position .5 with node[right] (b);,
              ,
              postaction=decorate
              ]
              (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
              draw (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing);
              draw[dashed] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing) to[out=45,in=0] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
              draw[
              decoration=
              markings,
              mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
              mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
              ,
              postaction=decorate
              ]
              ([out angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(secondtop-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(secondtop-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 1.north) .. ([in angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north);

              node at ($(top-outgoing boundary 2.east)!.5!(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1.west)$) (simeq);
              endtikzpicture
              enddocument


              Homotopy equivalence of tori






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                5








                5







                Using the tqft package:



                documentclassarticle
                %urlhttps://tex.stackexchange.com/q/481212/86
                usepackagetikz
                usetikzlibrary
                tqft,
                decorations.markings,
                arrows.meta,
                hobby,
                calc


                begindocument

                begintikzpicture[use Hobby shortcut]
                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 0,
                outgoing boundary components = 2,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=top
                ];
                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 2,
                outgoing boundary components = 0,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=bottom,
                at=(top-outgoing boundary 1)
                ];
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ]
                (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=45,in=-45] node[pos=.25,right] (b) coordinate[pos=.5] (a) (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw[dashed] (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=135,in=-135] (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
                mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ] ([closed]$(bottom-between first incoming and last incoming)!.5!(bottom-between incoming 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(top-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(top-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 1.north);
                draw[fill=white] ([out angle=30]a) .. ++(1,.5) .. ++(.5,.6) .. ++(-.25,0) .. ([in angle=30]a);

                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 0,
                outgoing boundary components = 2,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=secondtop,
                at=(7,0)
                ];
                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 2,
                outgoing boundary components = 1,
                offset=.5,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                every outgoing boundary component/.style=transform shape,draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=secondbottom,
                at=(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1)
                ];
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .5 with arrowLatex,
                mark=at position .5 with node[right] (b);,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ]
                (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing);
                draw[dashed] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing) to[out=45,in=0] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
                mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ]
                ([out angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(secondtop-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(secondtop-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 1.north) .. ([in angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north);

                node at ($(top-outgoing boundary 2.east)!.5!(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1.west)$) (simeq);
                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                Homotopy equivalence of tori






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                Using the tqft package:



                documentclassarticle
                %urlhttps://tex.stackexchange.com/q/481212/86
                usepackagetikz
                usetikzlibrary
                tqft,
                decorations.markings,
                arrows.meta,
                hobby,
                calc


                begindocument

                begintikzpicture[use Hobby shortcut]
                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 0,
                outgoing boundary components = 2,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=top
                ];
                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 2,
                outgoing boundary components = 0,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=bottom,
                at=(top-outgoing boundary 1)
                ];
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ]
                (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=45,in=-45] node[pos=.25,right] (b) coordinate[pos=.5] (a) (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw[dashed] (bottom-between first incoming and last incoming) to[out=135,in=-135] (bottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
                mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ] ([closed]$(bottom-between first incoming and last incoming)!.5!(bottom-between incoming 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(top-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(top-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (bottom-incoming boundary 1.north);
                draw[fill=white] ([out angle=30]a) .. ++(1,.5) .. ++(.5,.6) .. ++(-.25,0) .. ([in angle=30]a);

                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 0,
                outgoing boundary components = 2,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=secondtop,
                at=(7,0)
                ];
                pic[
                scale=2,
                tqft,
                incoming boundary components = 2,
                outgoing boundary components = 1,
                offset=.5,
                cobordism edge/.style=draw,
                every outgoing boundary component/.style=transform shape,draw,
                fill=gray!50,
                name=secondbottom,
                at=(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1)
                ];
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .5 with arrowLatex,
                mark=at position .5 with node[right] (b);,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ]
                (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw (secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) to[out=90,in=-135] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing);
                draw[dashed] (secondbottom-between last incoming and last outgoing) to[out=45,in=0] (secondbottom-between incoming 1 and 2);
                draw[
                decoration=
                markings,
                mark=at position .25 with arrowLatex,
                mark=at position .25 with node[right] (a);,
                ,
                postaction=decorate
                ]
                ([out angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 2.north) .. ($(secondtop-between first and last outgoing)!.5!(secondtop-between outgoing 1 and 2)$) .. (secondbottom-incoming boundary 1.north) .. ([in angle=90]secondbottom-outgoing boundary 1.north);

                node at ($(top-outgoing boundary 2.east)!.5!(secondtop-outgoing boundary 1.west)$) (simeq);
                endtikzpicture
                enddocument


                Homotopy equivalence of tori







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