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Differential geometry Curves in the plane and in space Concept

Differentiable curve

Summary

A differentiable curve is a parametrised curve whose coordinate functions have continuous derivatives up to some order k≥1k \ge 1. It is the basic object of the differential geometry of curves. Tangent vectors, arc length, curvature and torsion are all defined for differentiable curves of suitable order.

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