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The theory of curves had been developed extensively for plane and space. In this spaces, the equivalence problem of curves had been solved by locally. But this hadn t been solved by globally. Consequently, investigation of equivalence problem in global aspect is very important. When curves have singular points, differential invariants obtained Frenet formulas are not enough in investigation of equivalence problem. Because of this, the investigation problem of all polinom and rational function of differential invariants of curves comes out. In this study, the G-equivalence problem of parametric…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The theory of curves had been developed extensively for plane and space. In this spaces, the equivalence problem of curves had been solved by locally. But this hadn t been solved by globally. Consequently, investigation of equivalence problem in global aspect is very important. When curves have singular points, differential invariants obtained Frenet formulas are not enough in investigation of equivalence problem. Because of this, the investigation problem of all polinom and rational function of differential invariants of curves comes out. In this study, the G-equivalence problem of parametric curves for groups G=SL(n;R), GL(n;R), SAff(n;R), Aff(n;R) is solved globally. In here, first for groups giving up, the generators of G-invariant differential polinomials ring and G-invariant rational functions field are researched. Then by using these generators the solution of equivalence problem are done. Finally, it is shown that these generators are differential independent.
Autorenporträt
Yasemin Sa ro lu is currently an Assist.Prof.Dr. in Department of Mathematics at Karadeniz Technical University. She obtained her doctoral degree from Institute of Mathematics at Karadeniz Technical University in Turkey in 2002. Her areas of interest are differential invariants, equivalence of curves and surfaces in differential geometry.