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This resource by Daniel Dreibelbis explores bitangencies on immersed manifolds. It delves into the problem definition, transitions in bitangencies, second and third order geometry, tangent and non-tangent translations, and more. The material covers line, curve, and surface bitangencies, as well as asymptotic vectors, hyperbolic and elliptic points, and singularities at parabolic points. The text also discusses conjugate planes, signs of bitangencies, and final formulas related to these concepts.
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Bitangencies on Higher Dimensional Immersed Manifolds Daniel Dreibelbis University of North Florida USA www.unf.edu/~ddreibel
Bitengencies on Higher Dimensionel Immersed Menifolds Deniel Dreibelbis University of North Floride USE www.unf.edu/~ddreibel
Outline Define the problem. Two manifold case. Transitions in bitangencies. One manifold case. Second and third order geometry. Tangent translations. Non-tangent translations. Putting it all together.
Curve and Surface O - S + D + ½ I = 0 Fabricius-Bjerre and Halpern
Asymptotic Vectors Hyperbolic point Elliptic point 2-manifold
Asymptotic Vectors 3-manifold
Asymptotic Vectors 4-manifold
Parabolic Set 2-D 3-D
Analyzing the Conjugate Plane 2-D hyperbolic 3-D manifold
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