+4.31. Let a(s) be a unit speed curve with kt = 0. Prove there is a curve
B(s) (s not arc lengt...
Mathematics, 08.04.2020 11:24 DatxBoixMatt4766
+4.31. Let a(s) be a unit speed curve with kt = 0. Prove there is a curve
B(s) (s not arc length on B) so that a and B are Bertrand curves if and
only if there are constants 2 #0 and u with 1/2 = K + ut.
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