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doi: 10.2298/fil2405681t
handle: 11729/5841
In this article, we examine Bertrand curves in E3 and E31 by using the Caputo fractional derivative which we call ?-Bertrand Curves. First, we consider ?-Bertrand curves in E3 and we give a characterization of them. Then, we study ?-Bertrand curves in E31 and we prove the necessary and sufficient condition for a ?-Bertrand curves in E31 by considering time like, space like and null curves. We also give the related examples by using Python.
Bertrand curves, Differential geometry, Fractional derivative, Minkowski
Bertrand curves, Differential geometry, Fractional derivative, Minkowski
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