A simple closed curve is a curve in a plane that is closed (both ends meet) and does not intersect itself. The Jordan Curve Theorem states that such a curve divides the plane into an interior and exterior region. The interior has three properties: it is bounded, connected, and simply connected. The isoperimetric inequality establishes a relationship between the area and perimeter of any simple closed plane curve, stating that the area is maximized when the shape is a circle. The four vertex theorem states that any simple closed convex plane curve must contain at least four vertices or corners.
A simple closed curve is a curve in a plane that is closed (both ends meet) and does not intersect itself. The Jordan Curve Theorem states that such a curve divides the plane into an interior and exterior region. The interior has three properties: it is bounded, connected, and simply connected. The isoperimetric inequality establishes a relationship between the area and perimeter of any simple closed plane curve, stating that the area is maximized when the shape is a circle. The four vertex theorem states that any simple closed convex plane curve must contain at least four vertices or corners.
A simple closed curve is a curve in a plane that is closed (both ends meet) and does not intersect itself. The Jordan Curve Theorem states that such a curve divides the plane into an interior and exterior region. The interior has three properties: it is bounded, connected, and simply connected. The isoperimetric inequality establishes a relationship between the area and perimeter of any simple closed plane curve, stating that the area is maximized when the shape is a circle. The four vertex theorem states that any simple closed convex plane curve must contain at least four vertices or corners.
1. Write down the definition of SIMPLE CLOSED CURVE.
2. Enunciate informally the so called Jordan Curve Theorem. 3. Mention the three properties of int (gamma) and ext (gamma). 4. Depict a positively oriented curve and a non-positively oriented curve. 5. Enunciate the Hopf’s Umlaufsatz.
3.2 The isoperimetric inequality
1. Write down the expression for the area of a closed simple curve. 2. Enunciate the Green’s Theorem. 3. Enunciate the proposition 3.2.1. 4. Enunciate the isoperimetric inequality as a theorem. Give a proof. 5. Enunciate the Wirtinger inequality. Give a proof
3.3 The four vertices theorem
1. Tell informally the definition of convexity. Give an example of
non-convex and convex curve. 2. Write down the definition of VERTEX. 3. Enunciate the four vertex theorem. Give a proof.