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Infinite lie groups of point transformations leaving invariant the linear equation which describes in the hodograph plane the isentropic one-dimensio…

1991

Abstract The group analysis of the hodograph equation which is equivalent to the non-linear system of one-dimensional isentropic gas dynamics reveals the existence of infinite groups of symmetry in correspondence with particular pressure laws. These turn out to be polytropes with selected indices, as is expected, as well as a new type of pressure. In all these cases the hodograph equation can be transformed, by a suitable change of variables, into the wave equationψ ζ = 0.

Change of variables (PDE)HodographFlow (mathematics)Mechanics of MaterialsPlane (geometry)Applied MathematicsMechanical EngineeringMathematical analysisLie groupInvariant (mathematics)Linear equationSymmetry (physics)MathematicsInternational Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics
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A Characterization of Quintic Helices

2005

A polynomial curve of degree 5, @a, is a helix if and only if both @[email protected]^'@? and @[email protected]^'@[email protected]^''@? are polynomial functions.

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An isoperimetric type problem for primitive Pythagorean hodograph curves

2012

An isoperimetric type problem for primitive Pythagorean hodograph curves is studied. We show how to compute, for each possible degree, the Pythagorean hodograph curve of a given perimeter enclosing the greatest area. We also discuss the existence and construction of smooth solutions, obtaining a relationship with an interesting sequence of Appell polynomials.

Pure mathematicsSequenceDegree (graph theory)Mathematics::General MathematicsMathematical analysisAerospace EngineeringPythagorean fieldType (model theory)Computer Graphics and Computer-Aided DesignPythagorean hodographNonlinear Sciences::Exactly Solvable and Integrable SystemsModeling and SimulationPythagorean tripleAutomotive EngineeringIsoperimetric inequalityMathematicsComputer Aided Geometric Design
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