Non-closed curves in R^n with finite total first curvature arising from the solutions of an ODE
In this paper, the authors treat a very interesting and important topic in geometry, namely one of the many links between ODE and the theory of curves and surfaces. They give necessary and sufficient conditions on the ODE to ensure that this curve is a proper embedding of infinite length or had total finite first curvature. The paper consists of 8 sections, in some of them, the authors present some important examples. In conclusion, the paper is well written and contains interesting results.
- Real analytic complete non-compact surfaces in Euclidean space with finite total curvature arising as solutions to odes
- The total absolute curvature of nonclosed plane curves of fixed length
- Solvability of ODEs describing curves on \(\mathbb{S}^2\) or \(\mathbb{H}^2\)
- On bounded and unbounded curves in Euclidean space
- Rectifiable and nonrectifiable solution curves of half-linear differential systems
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