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[PDF File]3 Contour integrals and Cauchy’s Theorem
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curve given by r(t), a t b, then we can view r0(t) as a complex-valued curve, and then Z C f(z)dz= Z b a f(r(t)) r0(t)dt; where the indicated multiplication is multiplication of complex numbers (and not the dot product). Another notation which is frequently used is the following. We denote a parametrized curve in the complex plane by z(t),
[PDF File]Section 14.3 Arc Length and Curvature
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Example 2.7. Find the curvature of y = x3 at (1,1). We just apply the formula, κ(1) = 6 103/2 3. Normal and Binormal Vectors We have already seen that at any point on a curve, there is a vector called the unit tangent vector which tells us the direction the curve is going. There are two other vectors closely related to this vector which
[PDF File]Parametric Surfaces
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Recall that a curve in space is given by parametric equations as a function of single parameter t x= x(t) y= y(t) z= z(t): A curve is a one-dimensional object in space so its parametrization is a function of one variable. Analogously, a surface is a two-dimensional object in space and, as such can be described using two variables.
[PDF File]Lecture 35: Calculus with Parametric equations
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Calculus with Parametric equationsExample 2Area under a curveArc Length: Length of a curve Example 1 Example 1 (b) Find the point on the parametric curve where the tangent is horizontal x = t2 2t y = t3 3t II From above, we have that dy dx = 3t2 2t 2. I dy dx = 0 if 3t2 2t 2 = 0 if 3 t2 3 = 0 (and 2 2 6= 0). I Now 3 t2 3 = 0 if = 1.
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1.The curve in the picture is the graph of the function y= x3 3xin the xy-plane. The picture includes the region of the plane 2 x 2, 2 y 2. (a)Give a function ~r(t) parametrizing this curve. Solution: ~r(t) = ht;t3 3ti. (This parametrizes the curve oriented in the direc-tion from left to right.) (This is only one of many possibilities.
[PDF File]Arc Length Parameterization of Spline Curves
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developed by DeRose et. al, the original curve and its reparameterization curve may be composed into a single, higher order curve that exhibits approximate arc-length parameterization. Introduction In many applications for spline curves, it is desirable to find points along a curve at intervals corresponding to the curveÕs arc-length.
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(b) Find the area bounded by the curve and the asymptote. (c) Find the length of the curve around the loop. (d) Find the equation of a tangent line to the curveat any point. (e) Let Rbe the plane region inside the loop. Find the volume of the solid generated when the region Ris rotated about the line x=2.
[PDF File]Unit 7: Parametrized curves
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parametrized curve in space. r(t) 7.1. We think of the parameter tas time and the parametrization as a drawing process. The curve is the result what you see. For a xed time t, we have a vector [x(t);y(t);z(t)] in space. As tvaries, the end point of this vector moves along the curve. The parametrization contains more information about the curve ...
[PDF File]Math 501X - 6. Geodesics
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(a) Find as many geodesics as you can on the right circular cylinder x2 + y2 = 1 in R3. (b) Observe that there can be infinitely many geodesics connecting two given points on this cylinder. Next we want to define the geodesic curvature of a curve on a regular surface. Before doing that, let's recall how we defined curvature of curves in R3 and R2.
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Problem 4. (25 points) Let ` : x = 3t+1,y=2t3,z= t4 be a scalar parametrization for a line ` and let `0 be the line parallel to ` which passes through the origin. (a) Find a parametrization for `0. (b) Give an equation for the plane which contains both ` and `0. (c) Find the point of intersection of ` with the plane x+y z = 0, if there is one.
[PDF File]Review for Midterm I
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arc-length parametrization? to the derivative and acceleration vectors for any parametrization of the curve? 47.the curvature of a circle? of a helix? of a plane curve? What are the extreme curvatures along the twisted cubic or the regular cubic y= x3?
[PDF File]Math 2321 (Multivariable Calculus) - Northeastern University
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Example: Find the ux of the curl S curl(F) nd˙, where F = yzi xzj+ ex+yk, S is the portion of x2 + y2 + z2 = 25 below the plane z = 3, and n is the outward unit normal. We use Stokes’s Theorem. Here, S is the part of x2 + y2 + z2 = 25 below z = 3. The boundary curve is the intersection of the plane and the sphere. The curve has x2 +y2 = 16
[PDF File]DIFFERENTIAL GEOMETRY OF CURVES AND SURFACES 2. Curves in ...
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curve, which is not necessarily parametrized by arc length. Theorem 2.1.4. Let α : (a,b) → R3 be a regular curve, not necessarily parametrized by arc length. (a) The parametrization by arc length of α satisfies the assumption above if and only if α′(t)× α′′(t) 6= 0 for all t.
[PDF File]11.1 Parametrizations of plane curves
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9. (,)Find a parametrization for the line through ab, having slope m. 10. 1,3(Exercise #22/11.1) Find a parametrization for the line segment with endpoints (−) and (3,2−). 11. (Exercise #19/11.1) Find parametric equations and a parameter interval for the motion of a particle that starts at (a,0)and traces the circle xya222+= a. once ...
[PDF File]Chapter 3 Parametric Curves
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metric curve and also the arc-length parametrization. In Section 3 two most common parametrization, namely, graphs and polar forms, are discussed. In Section 4 the signed curvature and curvature of a plane curve are de ned using the arc-length parametrization. Finally, we illustrate the interplay between di erent parametrization, Kepler’s ...
[PDF File]Math 4061 Homework 1
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2. Let γ be a parametrized curve such that γ′′(t) = 0 for all t. What can you say about the shape of γ? 3. Consider the graph of the absolute value function y = |x − 1| in R2. a) Find a parametrization of this curve. b) Find a four-times-differentiable parametrization of this curve. c) Does there exist a regular parametrization? 4.
[PDF File]ParametricSurfaces
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An x-y curve will lie in the x-y-plane, a y-z-curve will lie in the y-z-plane, and an x-z-curve will lie in the x-z-plane. The curve will usually be given in parametric form; if it isn’t, you should begin by parametrizing the curve. To derive a parametrization, I’ll use “A”, “B”, and “C” for the coordinate axes. That way there ...
[PDF File]TANGENT LINES TO A PARAMETRIZED CURVE
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(b) Find equations for all tangent lines to Cat the point (0;3). (c) Sketch the curve Calong with the tangent lines you determined in part (b). Use arrows to indicate the direction in which this parametrization traces out the curve. (d) Compute the second derivative d2y dx2 of the curve Cat the values of t you found in part (a) above. Solution.
[PDF File]18.02SC Notes: Parametric Curves - MIT OpenCourseWare
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Find the symmetric form for x = 3 cos. 2. t, y = 3 sin. 2. t. Easily we get: x + y = 3, with x, y non-negative. The symmetric form shows a line, but the parametric trajectory only traces out a part of the line. In fact, it goes back an forth over the part of the line in the first quadrant.
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(e) Find the curvature of Cat ( 1;0). Solution: To do this, we can use either parametrization for C. I will use the one found in part (c). At ( 1;0), we have t= 0.
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