


Let M be a surface and 11 a plane that intersects M in a curve γ. Show that y is a geodesic if II is a plane of symmetry of M, i.e., the two sides are mirror images.
Let M be a surface and 11 a plane that intersects M in a curve γ. Show that y is a geodesic if II is a plane of symmetry of M, i.e., the two sides are mirror images.
5.1. Show that a meridian of a surface of revolution is a geodesic without solving the differential equations as was done in Proposition 5.5. Also, determine which circles of latitude are geodesics. (Hin Proposition 5.3.) PROPOSITION 5.3. A unit speed curve 7(s) on a surface M is a geodesic if and only if y" is everywhere normal to the surface (i.e., is a multiple of the normal to M)
5.1. Show that a meridian of a surface of revolution is...
Question 4 (Geodesics on surfaces of revolution) Let S be a surface of revolution and consider for it the parametrization x(u, v) ((v) cos u, p(v) sin u, ^(v) Assume in addition that (a)2 +()21 (a) Prove that a curve a(t) = x(u(t), v(t)) is a geodesic of S if and only if it satisfies dip 1 ü2 dv p dip p(u)2 0, dv where here and in what follows the dot denotes derivative with respect to t 5 marks...
Verify that the line integral and the surface integral of Stokes Theorem are equal far the following vector field, surface S, and closed curve C. Assume that C has counterlockwise orientation and S has a consistentorientation F = 〈y,-x, 11), s is the upper half of the sphere x2 + y2 +22-1 and C is the circle x2 + y2-1 in the xy-plane Construct the line integral of Stokes' Theorem using the parameterization r(t)= 〈cost, sint, O. for 0 sts2r...
4. Consider the surface of revolution o(u, v) (f(u)cosv, f(u) sin v, g(u)) where uf(u), 0, g(u)) is the unit-speed regular curve in R3, Find the normal curvature of meridian v constant and geodesic curvatures of a parallel u=constant.
4. Consider the surface of revolution o(u, v) (f(u)cosv, f(u) sin v, g(u)) where uf(u), 0, g(u)) is the unit-speed regular curve in R3, Find the normal curvature of meridian v constant and geodesic curvatures of a parallel u=constant.
Given ω_yzdr-xzdv +.ndt and C(t)-(2cost2sint,4),0g1s2n a) Let S be the piece of the surface-x* +y* with z s 4. Use Stokes' 5. Theorem to give an integral over S which is equivalent to . Verify by directly computing both integrals. b) Let S' be the part of the plane z 4 with x*+y* s4. Use Stokes' Theorem fo. Verify by directly to give an integral over S' which is equivalent to computing both integrals Why the integrals over S and...
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A space curve is defined by C: T(s) 2si+(5s2+4)j+(s+7)k. Determine parametric equations for the tangent line to the space curve C at the point P: (2, 9, 8) Your answer should consist of three expressions for the Cartesian variables x, y and z in terms of the parameter t, using the correct syntax. For example: x 2+4*t, y 7-3*t, z 15+2*t Do not use decimal approximations all numbers should be entered...
7. Let a be a unit-speed curve in M CR?. Instead of the Frenet frame field on a, consider the Darboux frame field T, V, U—where T is the unit tangent of a, U is the surface normal restricted to a, and V = U * T (Fig. 5.34). (a) Show that T' = gV + kU V' =-gT + tU, U' = -KT - tv, 263/518 where k = S(T) · T is the normal curvature k(T) of M...
(4) Consider the surface z = x2+4y2+1. Suppose you are walking on this surface directly above a curve C in the xy-plane, where the parameterized curve is given by C (t)cost, y(t) sin t. Find the values of t for which you are walking uphil increasing z (Assume you are walking above the curve C in the direction of positive orientation The direction of positive orientation for the plane curve C is indicated by its tangent vectors.)
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Q2 (6 points) If C is a smooth plane curve with parametrization r r(t),t E [a, b], then the curvature K(t) of C at the point r(t) is defined to be the magnitude of the rate of change -ll dT of the unit tangent vector with respect to the arc length. That is, = ds () [2p] Show that K(t) = ||F (C) xr" (t)|| r...