First derivative is to find out the line tangent to curve and the second derivative is to find the vector which is orthogonal to the first vector which we have already found by first derivative. Then we cross two vectors and get the result vector which is normal to both previous two vectors. Calculate the magnitude of the normal vector, then divided the cubic of magnitude of original vector function.
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Nicely explained. But what does 4/25 mean or look like? Please add a visual for the vector and the curvature for the intuitive understanding aspect. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this video. I now know how to find the curvature of a vector function. I wish to know the physical significance when curvature is zero.
This was a great explanation as well as a clear demonstration of the steps from derivative symbology, to vector coefficients, to matrices, etc. Thank you.
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First derivative is to find out the line tangent to curve and the second derivative is to find the vector which is orthogonal to the first vector which we have already found by first derivative. Then we cross two vectors and get the result vector which is normal to both previous two vectors. Calculate the magnitude of the normal vector, then divided the cubic of magnitude of original vector function.
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How did you get to the curvature formula in vector derivative terms? Do you have some kind of demonstration over there? Thanks for the video!
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Nicely explained. But what does 4/25 mean or look like? Please add a visual for the vector and the curvature for the intuitive understanding aspect. Thanks.
4/25 is the radius of the circle that is sort of tangent to the curve, like if the curve were to keep going and form a circle
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Sorry for being late, and it probably won't help, but here's a link to a video that derives the formulae: th-cam.com/video/3RYeF5twUqk/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you so much for this video. I now know how to find the curvature of a vector function. I wish to know the physical significance when curvature is zero.
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Can anyone explain where these formulas come from for tangent vector, normal vector, curvature and binormal? I'm so lost :(
This was a great explanation as well as a clear demonstration of the steps from derivative symbology, to vector coefficients, to matrices, etc. Thank you.
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what if we have the value for t, let's say t = 1
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so...the curvature of that complicated vector function is constant at every single point? that's suspect ...
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Could you explain how to solve below problem
Find the curvature vector at any point of the curve
" r (t) = t cost i + t sin t j , 0
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