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Displaying similar documents to “On the rotation and translation of an isotropic conducting incompressible medium in plane motion”

Euclidean space motions with affinely equivalent trajectories

Adolf Karger (1983)

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The author studies the Euclidean space motions with the property that the trajectory of every point is an affine image of a given space curve. Such motions split into plane motions and translations and their trajectories are cylindrical curves. They are characterized as motions with the following property: Not all trajectories are plane curves and if any trajectory has a planar point, it lies in a plane. Motions with infinitely many straight trajectories form a special subclass of those...

Properties of space motions with two straight trajectories

Marie Kargerová (1990)

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The paper is devoted to Euclidean space motions with two straight trajectories on two given skew straight lines. It describes all motions from this class which have one more planar trajectory in a plane not parallel to the given lines. In the conclusion it given conditions under which such motions have further planar trajectories in planes not parallel to the given skew straight lines.

Similarity motions in E 3 with plane trajectories

Adolf Karger (1981)

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In this paper the author finds and describes all similarity space motions, which have only plane trajectories of points. All such motions are explicitly expressed. They are of 5 types, all of them cylindrical. Trajectories are conic sections (3 types) or arbitrary plane curves (2 types).