In this work, we use the formal definition of $k$-slant helix cite{ali2} to obtain the intrinsic equations as well as the position vector for emph{slant-slant helices} which a generalization of emph{general helices} and emph{slant helices}. Also, we present some characterizations theorems for $k$-slant helices and derived, in general form, the intrinsic equations for such curves. Thereafter, fr...

in this paper, biharmonic slant helices are studied according to bishop frame in the heisenberg group heis3. we give necessary and sufficient conditions for slant helices to be biharmonic. the biharmonic slant helices arecharacterized in terms of bishop frame in the heisenberg group heis3. we give some characterizations for tangent bishop spherical images of b-slant helix. additionally, we illu...

In this paper, we define slant helices in three dimensional Lie Groups with a bi-invariant metric and obtain a characterization of slant helices. Moreover, we give some relations between slant helices and their involutes, spherical images.

The objective of the study in this paper is to define M₁,M₂-direction curves and M₁,M₂-donor curves of the spacelike curve γ via the Bishop frame of type-2 in E₁³. We obtained the necessary and sufficient conditions when the associated curves to be slant helices and general helices via the Bishop frame of type-2 in E₁³. After defining the spherical indicatrices of the associated curves, we obta...

By using the Darboux frame |?, ?, ?| of a non-null curve lying on timelike surface in Minkowski 3-space, where ? is unit tangent vector curve, spacelike normal field restricted to and = ?? we define relatively normal-slant helices as curves satisfying condition that scalar product fixed spanning their axis non-constant constant. We give necessary sufficient conditions for be helices. consider s...

In this paper, we focus on some geometrical properties of the partially null slant helices in semi-Euclidean 4-space. By structuring suitable height functions, obtain singularity types pseudonull hypersurfaces, which are generated by helices. An example is given to determine main results.