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Curves / Differential geometry / Multivariable calculus / Classical mechanics / Kinematics / Frenet–Serret formulas / Acceleration / Curvature / Differential geometry of curves / Physics / Mathematical analysis / Geometry
Date: 2008-07-22 12:47:25
Curves
Differential geometry
Multivariable calculus
Classical mechanics
Kinematics
Frenet–Serret formulas
Acceleration
Curvature
Differential geometry of curves
Physics
Mathematical analysis
Geometry

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