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Studying regular space curves when restricted to two differentiable functions

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Studying regular space curves when restricted to two differentiable functions

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The problem in my proof that if $\beta(s)=\alpha(-s)$ then the torsions of the curves satisfies $\tau_{\beta}(s)=-\tau_{\alpha}(-s)$

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Given a circle, can i assume that the point where all the normals went thought and the point where all the tangents are equidistants are the same?

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Function determining temperature of points along a curve (find local maxima temp & local minima temp)

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Reference for $L$-functions of curves

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About the Green's Theorem

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inhomogeneous coordinates to homogeneous coordinates

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Can the relocation of one control point of a NURBS curve be compensated by an adjustment of some weights?

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$\| \gamma'(t) \|$ = constant for all $t$, if and only if $\gamma''(t)$ is normal to the tangent vector space for all $t$.

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proving that a curve with constant curvature contained in a sphere its a circle

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Proving two reparameterizations by arclength differ only by a sign and constant

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Sketch the parametrised curve $C = \{(1-e^{-t},e^{-2t}):t\in [0,\infty]\}$

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Differentiable curves in $\mathbb{R^n}$ whose entries are polynomials with degree $\leq k$

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Proof of Arc-Length Formula in $\mathbb{R}^n$

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What properties of a curve fail to hold when it is not regular?

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Studying regular space curves when restricted to two differentiable functions

The problem in my proof that if $\beta(s)=\alpha(-s)$ then the torsions of the curves satisfies $\tau_{\beta}(s)=-\tau_{\alpha}(-s)$

Given a circle, can i assume that the point where all the normals went thought and the point where all the tangents are equidistants are the same?

Function determining temperature of points along a curve (find local maxima temp & local minima temp)

Reference for $L$-functions of curves

About the Green's Theorem

inhomogeneous coordinates to homogeneous coordinates

Can the relocation of one control point of a NURBS curve be compensated by an adjustment of some weights?

$\| \gamma'(t) \|$ = constant for all $t$, if and only if $\gamma''(t)$ is normal to the tangent vector space for all $t$.

proving that a curve with constant curvature contained in a sphere its a circle

Proving two reparameterizations by arclength differ only by a sign and constant

Sketch the parametrised curve $C = \{(1-e^{-t},e^{-2t}):t\in [0,\infty]\}$

Differentiable curves in $\mathbb{R^n}$ whose entries are polynomials with degree $\leq k$

Proof of Arc-Length Formula in $\mathbb{R}^n$

What properties of a curve fail to hold when it is not regular?

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