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Solving three equations

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POSTED BY: S Sarkar
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Here is another way to get a RotationMatrix which transforms x to xp ( and vice versa)

rotM // MatrixForm
RotationMatrix[Pi, (xx + xxp)/2] // MatrixForm
RotationMatrix[Pi, (xx + xxp)/2].xx
RotationMatrix[Pi, (xx + xxp)/2].xxp
POSTED BY: Hans Dolhaine
POSTED BY: Hans Dolhaine

Specifying the image of one vector only removes two degrees of freedom from the three present in the general 3D rotation, so your system of equations is underconstrained and does not have a unique solution.

POSTED BY: Jeremy Tan
Posted 4 years ago

Thanks, but these are huge expressions. I need short simple answers in degrees. Can you convert these answers in degrees?

POSTED BY: S Sarkar

For me works fine.

POSTED BY: Mariusz Iwaniuk

POSTED BY: Mariusz Iwaniuk
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