Verifying Serret-Frenet equations I need to verify the Serret-Frenet equations for $ \gamma(t) = (4/5 \cos t, 1-\ \sin t, -3/5 \cos t)$ That is I need to verify $\dot t = \kappa n, \dot n = -\kappa t+ \tau b, \dot b = -\tau n$
Here from the given $\gamma(t)$ I can find $t$ and $\dot t$. But how to find $n$? If I use the relation $n=\dot t/{\kappa}$ won’t it be a circular argument since that is what I need to verify?
For clarity, we need to use different notation for $t$ vector and $t$ as a parameter.
By definition we have that
$$T=\frac{\dot{\gamma(t)}}{\left|\dot{\gamma(t)}\right|}$$
and
$$N=\frac{\dot{T}}{\left|\dot{T}\right|}=\frac{\ddot{\gamma(t)}}{\left|\ddot{\gamma(t)}\right|}$$
with $N\cdot T=0$, indeed
$$\frac d{dt}(T\cdot T)=2T\cdot \dot T=0$$
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For clarity, we need to use different notation for $t$ vector and $t$ as a parameter.
By definition we have that
$$T=\frac{\dot{\gamma(t)}}{\left|\dot{\gamma(t)}\right|}$$
and
$$N=\frac{\dot{T}}{\left|\dot{T}\right|}=\frac{\ddot{\gamma(t)}}{\left|\ddot{\gamma(t)}\right|}$$
with $N\cdot T=0$, indeed
$$\frac d{dt}(T\cdot T)=2T\cdot \dot T=0$$
Refer also to the related

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