prove that parametric curves are lines of curvature iff g12 = L12. [closed]
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Anybody can explain me how to solve this problem of parametric curves .
when i try to solve this problem I know line of curvature are those tangent vector which is eigen vector but one thing that's confuse me ,Is this result is valide when g12=L12=0...so please somebody can explain me both results and give me proof of both result..
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Anybody can explain me how to solve this problem of parametric curves .
when i try to solve this problem I know line of curvature are those tangent vector which is eigen vector but one thing that's confuse me ,Is this result is valide when g12=L12=0...so please somebody can explain me both results and give me proof of both result..
differential-geometry
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Dheeraj
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closed as off-topic by MisterRiemann, user302797, s.harp, user10354138, tatan Nov 24 at 19:05
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Are not the principal parametric lines defined that way?
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Anybody can explain me how to solve this problem of parametric curves .
when i try to solve this problem I know line of curvature are those tangent vector which is eigen vector but one thing that's confuse me ,Is this result is valide when g12=L12=0...so please somebody can explain me both results and give me proof of both result..
differential-geometry
asked Nov 18 at 7:19
Dheeraj
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Anybody can explain me how to solve this problem of parametric curves .
when i try to solve this problem I know line of curvature are those tangent vector which is eigen vector but one thing that's confuse me ,Is this result is valide when g12=L12=0...so please somebody can explain me both results and give me proof of both result..
differential-geometry
differential-geometry
asked Nov 18 at 7:19
Dheeraj
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asked Nov 18 at 7:19
Dheeraj
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asked Nov 18 at 7:19
Dheeraj
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asked Nov 18 at 7:19
Dheeraj
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asked Nov 18 at 7:19
Dheeraj
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closed as off-topic by MisterRiemann, user302797, s.harp, user10354138, tatan Nov 24 at 19:05
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Are not the principal parametric lines defined that way?
– Narasimham
Nov 24 at 19:10
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Are not the principal parametric lines defined that way?
– Narasimham
Nov 24 at 19:10
Are not the principal parametric lines defined that way?
– Narasimham
Nov 24 at 19:10
Are not the principal parametric lines defined that way?
– Narasimham
Nov 24 at 19:10
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Are not the principal parametric lines defined that way?
– Narasimham
Nov 24 at 19:10