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Remarks on $F$-planar curves and their generalizations

Volume 93 / 2011

Jaroslav Hrdina Banach Center Publications 93 (2011), 241-249 MSC: Primary 53B10; Secondary 53B05, 57N16. DOI: 10.4064/bc93-0-19

Abstract

Generalized planar curves ($A$-curves) are more general analogues of $F$-planar curves and geodesics. In particular, several well known geometries are described by more than one affinor. The best known example is the almost quaternionic geometry. A new approach to this topic ($A$-structures) was started in our earlier papers. In this paper we expand the concept of $A$-structures to projective $A$-structures.

Authors

  • Jaroslav HrdinaInstitute of Mathematics
    Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
    Brno University of Technology
    Technická 2896/2
    616 69 Brno, Czech Republic
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