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We consider integrable curve nets in Euclidean space as a particular integrable geometry invariant with respect to rigid motions and net-preserving reparameterisations. For the purpose of their description, we first give an overview of the most important second-order invariants and relations among them. As a particular integrable example, we study curve nets satisfying an R-linear relation between the Schief curvature of the net and the Gauss curvature of the supporting surface. Starting with an so(3)-valued zero-curvature representation, associated with an elliptic spectral curve, we reveal two cases when the curve degenerates. In one of these cases, when the curvatures are proportional (concordant nets), we find a correspondence to pairs of pseudospherical surfaces of equal negative constant Gaussian curvatures. The construction generalises the well-known correspondence between translation surfaces and pairs of curves.
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