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Spherical Curves and their Analogues in Affine Differential Geometry

Erwin Kreyszig, A. Pendl

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Necessary and sufficient conditions for curves, in Euclidean space to be spherical are derived in a fashion which can be generalized to affine differential geometry and analogues of those curves. This also includes a discussion of some geometrical aspects in recent papers by S. Breuer, D. Gottlieb, and Y.-C. Wong.

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Necessary and sufficient conditions for curves, in Euclidean space to be spherical are derived in a fashion which can be generalized to affine differential geometry and analogues of those curves. This also includes a discussion of some geometrical aspects in recent papers by S. Breuer, D. Gottlieb, and Y.-C. Wong.

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Necessary and sufficient conditions for curves, in Euclidean space to be spherical are derived in a fashion which can be generalized to affine differential geometry and analogues of those curves. This also includes a discussion of some geometrical aspects in recent papers by S. Breuer, D. Gottlieb, and Y.-C. Wong.

Key concepts: Affine geometry of curves, Differential geometry of curves, Affine geometry, Affine transformation, Differential geometry, Geometry, Mathematics, Affine space

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