Spherical Curves and their Analogues in Affine Differential Geometry
Erwin Kreyszig, A. Pendl
Abstract
Erwin Kreyszig, A. Pendl
Abstract
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