The adjoint map of Euclidean plane curves and curvature problems
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The adjoint map of a pair of naturally parametrized curves in the Euclidean plane is studied from the point of view of the curvature. A main interest is when the given curve and its adjoint curve share the same natural parameter and the same curvature. For the general linear second order differential equation we introduce a function expressing the deformation of curvatures induced by the adjoint map.
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