The Frenet-Serret formula is used to characterize the constant angle ruled surfaces in R3. When the surfaces are the tangent developmental and normal surfaces, that is, r（s, v） = tr（s） ＋v（cosα（s） . t（s） ＋s...The Frenet-Serret formula is used to characterize the constant angle ruled surfaces in R3. When the surfaces are the tangent developmental and normal surfaces, that is, r（s, v） = tr（s） ＋v（cosα（s） . t（s） ＋sina（s） . n（s））, it is shown that each of these surfaces is locally isometric to a piece of a plane or a certain special surface. When the surfaces are normal and binormal surfaces, that is, r （ s, v ） = σ （ s ） ＋ v （ cosa （ s ） . n（s） ＋ since（s） . b（s））, it is shown that each of these surfaces is locally isometric to a piece of a plane or a cylindrical surface.展开更多
基金The National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.10971029,11101078,11171064)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(No.BK2011583)
文摘The Frenet-Serret formula is used to characterize the constant angle ruled surfaces in R3. When the surfaces are the tangent developmental and normal surfaces, that is, r（s, v） = tr（s） ＋v（cosα（s） . t（s） ＋sina（s） . n（s））, it is shown that each of these surfaces is locally isometric to a piece of a plane or a certain special surface. When the surfaces are normal and binormal surfaces, that is, r （ s, v ） = σ （ s ） ＋ v （ cosa （ s ） . n（s） ＋ since（s） . b（s））, it is shown that each of these surfaces is locally isometric to a piece of a plane or a cylindrical surface.
