Question #351033

Let f be a smooth function. Calculate the curvature and the torsion of the curve that is the intersection of x = y and z = f(x).


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Expert's answer
2022-06-27T05:01:51-0400

Solution:

Formula of calculation curvature (for x=y):

k=xzzx(x2+z2);k=\frac{x'z''-z'x''}{(x'^{2}+z'^{2})}; here z=f(x); and z=df(x)dx; z=d2f(x)dx2;z= f(x); \space and \space z'=\frac{df(x)}{dx}; \space z''=\frac{d^{2}f(x)}{dx^{2}};

so, x=1 and x=0;x'=1 \space and \space x''=0; k=z(1+z2);k=\frac{z''}{(1+z'^{2})};

For torsion:

τ=x(yzyz)+y(xzxz)+z(xyxy)(yzyz)2+(xzxz)2+(xyxy)2;\tau=\frac{x'''(y'z''-y''z')+y'''(x''z'-x'z'')+z'''(x'y''-x''y')}{(y'z''-y''z')^{2}+(x''z'-x'z'')^{2}+(x'y''-x''y')^{2}};

x=0 and y=0;x''=0\space and\space y=0;

So, τ=0.\tau=0.

Answer:

k=z(1+z2);k=\frac{z''}{(1+z'^{2})};

τ=0.\tau=0.


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