Two rotations of different axes
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If we know that any rotation of $SO(3)$ can be disturbed as a product of two specular symmetries and that one of them can be arbitrarily chosen between the planes that contain the axis of the rotation. How could the product of two rotations of different axes be studied from this?
analytic-geometry rotations
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If we know that any rotation of $SO(3)$ can be disturbed as a product of two specular symmetries and that one of them can be arbitrarily chosen between the planes that contain the axis of the rotation. How could the product of two rotations of different axes be studied from this?
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If we know that any rotation of $SO(3)$ can be disturbed as a product of two specular symmetries and that one of them can be arbitrarily chosen between the planes that contain the axis of the rotation. How could the product of two rotations of different axes be studied from this?
analytic-geometry rotations
asked Dec 9 '18 at 22:38
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If we know that any rotation of $SO(3)$ can be disturbed as a product of two specular symmetries and that one of them can be arbitrarily chosen between the planes that contain the axis of the rotation. How could the product of two rotations of different axes be studied from this?
analytic-geometry rotations
analytic-geometry rotations
asked Dec 9 '18 at 22:38
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asked Dec 9 '18 at 22:38
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asked Dec 9 '18 at 22:38
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