Smarandache Curves of Natural Curves Pair According to Frenet Frame

Smarandache curves play a significant role in differential geometry. They extend conventional differential geometry concepts and help uncover novel geometric properties. In this work, we define the Smarandache curves of the Natural mate of any given curve \(\alpha\) and calculate their Frenet apparatus. As a particular case, we present the Frenet apparatus when \(\alpha\) is a helix. Additionally, we illustrate an example for the slant helix.

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Advances in Research
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2024-08-23
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https://doi.org/10.9734/air/2024/v25i51131
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Advanced Mathematical Theories
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Smarandache Curves of Natural Curves Pair According to Frenet Frame

Renato Teixeira, José Alan, Thiago Mendonca
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Advanced Mathematical Theories
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Smarandache Curves of Natural Curves Pair According to Frenet Frame

Renato Teixeira, José Alan, Thiago Mendonca
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Abstract

Smarandache curves play a significant role in differential geometry. They extend conventional differential geometry concepts and help uncover novel geometric properties. In this work, we define the Smarandache curves of the Natural mate of any given curve \(\alpha\) and calculate their Frenet apparatus. As a particular case, we present the Frenet apparatus when \(\alpha\) is a helix. Additionally, we illustrate an example for the slant helix.

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