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Geodesics on vibrating surfaces and curvature of the normal family

Mark Levi and Qiran Ren

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In this note we study the motion of a particle confined to a moving surface, in other words, the geodesic motion where the surface is allowed to vary. We show that in the case of a rapidly vibrating surface, the differential geometry of a certain family of normal curves plays a role. Certain curvature terms appear in the averaged equations of motion.


PACS

02.40.-k Geometry, differential geometry, and topology

05.45.-a Nonlinear dynamics and nonlinear dynamical systems

MSC

53C22 Geodesics (See also 58E10)

78A35 Motion of charged particles

Subjects

Mathematical physics

Statistical physics and nonlinear systems

Dates

Issue 6 (November 2005)

Received 27 February 2005, in final form 8 August 2005

Published 3 October 2005



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