Lecture

Curves: Parameterized Curves and Tangent Vectors

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This lecture covers the definition of curves, parameterized curves, and tangent vectors. It explains how curves are defined by open intervals, continuous functions, and traces. The lecture also delves into the concept of tangent vectors and their relationship with differentiable curves.

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