Intrinsic Equation

An equation which specifies a Curve in terms of intrinsic properties such as Arc Length, Radiusof Curvature, and Tangential Angle instead of with reference to artificial coordinate axes. Intrinsic equationsare also called Natural Equations.

References

Yates, R. C. ``Intrinsic Equations.'' A Handbook on Curves and Their Properties. Ann Arbor, MI: J. W. Edwards, pp. 123-126, 1952.

• Fourier Transform--Cosine
• Fourier Transform--Delta Function
• Fourier Transform--Exponential Function
• Fourier Transform--Gaussian
• Fourier Transform--Heaviside Step Function
• Fourier Transform Inverse Function
• Fourier Transform--Lorentzian Function
• Fourier Transform--Ramp Function
• Fourier Transform--Rectangle Function
• Fourier Transform--Sine
• Four Travelers Problem
• Four-Vector
• Four-Vertex Theorem
• Fox's H-Function
• F-Polynomial
• Frac
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• Fractional Calculus
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