Geometry of Curves and Surfaces — DU B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics Previous Year Question Papers

Programme
B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics
Paper type
DSE
Paper code
2353010024
Exam years
2026–2026

Geometry of Curves and Surfaces is a DSE paper in Semester VIII of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics at Delhi University (paper code 2353010024). 5 previous year question papers from 2026 are listed below; view or download each original PDF.

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Text of the may june 2026 DU question paper (UPC 2353010024), so you can see what gets asked before opening a PDF.

Name. .of the Paper Name of the Corse `: B.Sc. (Honors) Mathematics Notations used are standard. 1. (a) Show that the curve # = a cosh £, y = dr sinh f becomes the hyperbok #2 - 'y2 = 1 and then determine its curvature. (a) Hove that curvature of a curve p(s) is identically 0 if and .only if p(s) (.i) Define the terms .vertex of a plane curve land rotation index of a closed curve. Give an e'xample of a plane curve p(s) with rotation index 0 and a plane curve j5(s) with rotation index`4. Is it posrfule to gradrally deform p(s) to j5(s) ? Justify your answer. (a) Assume that the curvature rof a space ourve p(s) is everywher`e positive. Then .show that the torsion is zero everywhbre if and only if p(s) lies. on a plane. `. (a) Find the curvature and torsion of the hehix ac = a icds, t, y -- a sin t, z = \bt (a > Oh. (c) Define the terin total, curvature of a closed' space curve.. Derive the total curvature.formula for a spaqe curve g(£) (a < £ < a), where f is any parameter (not necessarily the length palam.eter). (a) F6r each of the following surfaces, write the name Of the surface and its I equation in. carte`sian form : Hove that a surface is a plane if its second fundamental form |1 vanishes 4. {a) For .RIght helicoid # = z4 cos zJ, y = zc sin I;, z = flu), determine which part of the sphere is covered by Gauss' spherical map. I (a) Define the exterior, ,differentiation cZ for 0-form,1-form and 2-form. Also, prove that , ddo = 0 when © `is of degree 0. (c) Derive the second structure equation of the surface for Exterior Differential Forms dwa = K01 ^ 02K= 611022-612021 5. (a) Prove that every geodesic of a sphere is a great circle. (b) Determine the connection form wal and the curvature K when a Riemannian metric is given by • dudu + Goudo with respect to the parallel coordinate system. (e) Let C: u = 0 be a geodesic in the construction of the geodesic parallel coordinațe system and g = VG in the Riemannian metric dudu + Gdudu. Prove that gu(0, u) = 0. 6. (a) State Gauss-Bonnet Theorem. Verify it for a sphere with parametric. * = a cos u cos u, y = a cos u sin u, z = a sin u. (b) Prove that : when A is a quadrilateral and l1, l2, lz, l4 are the angles at its vertices. (e) Suppose that A Riemannian metric is defined on a rectangular domain in the (u, v) - plane and its Gaussian curvature is negative or zero. Prove that two geodesics can never intersect at two points such that they together enclose a simply connected domain.

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Where can I download the DU Geometry of Curves and Surfaces previous year question paper PDF?
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Which years of Geometry of Curves and Surfaces question papers are available?
Geometry of Curves and Surfaces papers are available for 2026.
What is the paper code (UPC) of Geometry of Curves and Surfaces?
The Unique Paper Code for Geometry of Curves and Surfaces in B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics is 2353010024.
Which semester is Geometry of Curves and Surfaces taught in?
Geometry of Curves and Surfaces is a DSE paper in Semester VIII of B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics, according to DU's published scheme.

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