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andybham
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What are you trying to do when you find parametric equations for a geodesic lines on a surface?
Take the metric ds^2 = dq^2 + (sinh(q)*dp)^2
Are you simply trying to get q as a function of s? and p as a function of s?
If so, why?
Thanks
Take the metric ds^2 = dq^2 + (sinh(q)*dp)^2
Are you simply trying to get q as a function of s? and p as a function of s?
If so, why?
Thanks