与达布向量场相关的方向曲线及其表征

Nidal Echabbi, A. O. Chahdi
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在本文中,我们考虑在任意规则曲面上的曲线α的达布坐标系,我们使用它的单位振荡器达布向量D¯o,单位整流达布向量D¯r,单位法向达布向量D¯n来定义一些方向曲线,如D¯o方向曲线,D¯r -方向曲线,和D¯n -方向曲线。我们证明了α和这些相关曲线之间的一些关系。特别给出了各方向曲线为一般螺旋曲线、球面曲线和常扭曲线的充分必要条件。除此之外,我们还见过达布不变量δ 0,δ r,和δ n分别是0。最后,我们通过举例来丰富我们的研究。
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Direction Curves Associated with Darboux Vectors Fields and Their Characterizations
In this paper, we consider the Darboux frame of a curve α lying on an arbitrary regular surface and we use its unit osculator Darboux vector D ¯ o , unit rectifying Darboux vector D ¯ r , and unit normal Darboux vector D ¯ n to define some direction curves such as D ¯ o -direction curve, D ¯ r -direction curve, and D ¯ n -direction curve, respectively. We prove some relationships between α and these associated curves. Especially, the necessary and sufficient conditions for each direction curve to be a general helix, a spherical curve, and a curve with constant torsion are found. In addition to this, we have seen the cases where the Darboux invariants δ o , δ r , and δ n are, respectively, zero. Finally, we enrich our study by giving some examples.
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