differential geometry
collocation in Englishmeaningsofdifferentialandgeometry
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differential
adjective
uk/ˌdɪf.əˈren.ʃəl/us/ˌdɪf.əˈren.ʃəl/
based on ...
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geometry
noun[U]
uk/dʒiˈɒm.ə.tri/us/dʒiˈɑː.mə.tri/
the area of mathematics relating to the study of space and the relationships between points, lines, curves, ...
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A novice reader expecting to read this section and walk away understanding affinedifferentialgeometryand its use in mechanics will be disappointed.
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The div, grad and curl operator s are usually introduced without reference todifferentialgeometry.
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In order to discretize the fundamental laws of electromagnetism properly, it is important to appreciate their link withdifferentialgeometryand algebraic topology (cohomology theory).
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This directional/dynamical derivative is usually defined withindifferentialgeometry.
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However, there are two classes of moduli spaces where the methods ofdifferentialgeometryare equally powerful.
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We briefly touch upon the realm ofdifferentialgeometrywith two remarks.
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The derivatives are to be understood in the usual sense of the calculus ofdifferentialgeometry.
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They included the theory of partial differential equations, spectral theory, dynamical systems, complete integrability,differentialgeometry, and complex analysis.
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From the point of view ofdifferentialgeometry, this condition is quite restrictive.
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The notation also comes in handy for expressing the concept of volume on curved surfaces as indifferentialgeometry.
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It must also be possible to prove this result directly from considerations ofdifferentialgeometry.
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The proof follows from the standard formulae ofdifferentialgeometry.
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The theoretical framework for a general treatment of surfaces is to be found in the literature ondifferentialgeometry.
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This last reference gives lucid explanations for the concept fromdifferentialgeometryused in this section.
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From the point of view ofdifferentialgeometrythis may not be an issue.
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The instruments employed to solve such a problem are quite sophisticated, including techniques from orthogonal polynomials, degree theory, optimization, todifferentialgeometryand so on.
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These coordinates, therefore, simplify the formulation of our equations, which are derived with aid of the formalism ofdifferentialgeometry.
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Using mathematical tools fromdifferentialgeometryand group theory, an explicit linear calibration model is formulated based on the leg-end distance errors.
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Using the mathematical tools fromdifferentialgeometryand group theory, a simultaneous base and tool calibration algorithm is developed for the self-calibrated parallel robots.
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