The complete system of differential invariants of a curve in pseudo-Euclidean space
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Abstract: A complete system of differential invariants for equivalence of curves in the -dimensional pseudo-euclidean space with respect to the action of each of the groups , , , and , where , or , and respectively, are a pseudo-orthogonal (special pseudo-orthogonal) groups, is given.
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