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Duals of timelike Sabban curves in de Sitter n -space

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In this paper, generalized Sabban frames of non-lightlike curves on the de Sitter dual hypersurfaces of timelike Sabban curves were defined and investigated. But the singularities of the deSitter dual hypergraphs were not investigated.
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In this paper, we define generalized Sabban frames of non-lightlike curves on $$S_{1}^{n}$$ and investigate the singularities of de Sitter dual hypersurfaces of timelike Sabban curves.

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Singularities of Non-Developable Ruled Surface with Spacelike Ruling

TL;DR: In this paper, the singularities of the spherical indicatrix and evolute of spacelike ruled surface with spacel-like ruling were studied, and the authors gave an example to illustrate their results.
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Singularities for Focal Sets of Timelike Sabban Curves in de Sitter 3-Space

TL;DR: In this article , the authors defined evolutes and focal surfaces of timelike Sabban curves in de Sitter space and showed that the singularities of the focal surfaces correspond to the locus of the polar vectors of osculating de Sitters subspaces.
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Curves and singularities : a geometrical introduction to singularity theory

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Differential Geometry from a Singularity Theory Viewpoint

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