“…Taking Euclidean 3-space as an example, a Bertrand curve shares its normal line with another curve and its curvature κ, torsion τ satisfy λκ + µτ = 1 for some constants λ and µ [1]; the principal normal line of a Mannheim curve coincides with the binormal line of another curve and its curvature κ, torsion τ satisfy κ = λ(κ 2 + τ 2 ) for some constant λ [2]. Over years, many mathematicians extended the notions of curve pairs, such as Bertrand curve, Mannheim curve, evolute and involute and so on from Euclidean space to Lorentz-Minkowski space [3][4][5].…”