File:Darboux frame.png
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English: A curve on a surface. The Frenet–Serret frame - tangent in red, the (Frenet) normal in cyan and binormal in purple. The Darboux frame consists of the tangent, the surface normal in blue, and tangent normal in green. Projections along the surface normal and tangent normal shows curves who's curvatures are the geodesic curvature and normal curvature respectively. |
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