Chapter 11 Curves and Regular Surfaces in ℝ3
In earlier discussions, the set ℝ
m
appeared in a variety of contexts: as a vector space (also denoted by ℝ
m
), an inner product space (ℝ
m
,
), a normed vector space (ℝ
m
, ||·||), a metric space (ℝ
m
,
), and a topological space (ℝ
m
,
). Section 9.4 outlines the logical connections between these spaces. Looking back at Chapter 10, it would have been more precise, although cumbersome, to use the notation (ℝ
m
,
, ||·||,
,
), or at least (ℝ
m
,
), instead of simply ℝ
m
when discussing Euclidean derivatives and integrals. In this chapter, we are concerned with many of the same concepts considered in Chapter 10, but this time exclusively for M = 3. We use the notation ℝ3
in the preceding generic manner, allowing the structures ...
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