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Cartesian coordinates of an intrinsically defined curve
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RADNEF, Sorin Stefan
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analitical solutions
/ Cartesian coordinates
/ Curvature
/ dynamic system for cartesian coordinates
/ Dynamical systems
/ Exact solutions
/ intrinsically defined curves
/ Mathematical analysis
/ Variables
2023
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Cartesian coordinates of an intrinsically defined curve
by
RADNEF, Sorin Stefan
in
analitical solutions
/ Cartesian coordinates
/ Curvature
/ dynamic system for cartesian coordinates
/ Dynamical systems
/ Exact solutions
/ intrinsically defined curves
/ Mathematical analysis
/ Variables
2023
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Cartesian coordinates of an intrinsically defined curve
2023
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Overview
Summarizing some old research on the dynamics of a pointall body along its own trajectory, this paper established the differential relationships between the principal curvatures of a 3D curve, that is the normal curvature and the torsional curvature, and its Cartesian coordinates. The differential system thus derived is actually a dynamical system of a representative point of the curve moving along it. This dynamic system is analyzed to see the possibilities of finding analytical solutions in finite terms, using Frobenius' integrability theorem for the general case and usual integration methods for the particular case consisting of the constant ratio between the two curvatures.
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INCAS - National Institute for Aerospace Research \"Elie Carafoli\",National Institute for Aerospace Research “Elie Carafoli” - INCAS
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