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 R is in the Special Orthogonal Group SO(3) R is in the Special Orthogonal Group SO(3)
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 +** Rotation nasty to be represented **
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 +R1+R2SO(3), not a linear space!
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 +R1R2SO(3), not a linear space!
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 +R has 9 elements, choice is not independent. You have to guarantee: orthogonal and det(R) = 1
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 +**Infinitesimal rotation**
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 +better representation of non-linear 
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 +Group which is a smooth Manifold, is a Lie group.
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 +xtrans(t)=R(t)xorig
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 +R(t)R(t)T=I, rotate forward and backward. You land where you started.
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 +ddt(RRT)=˙RRT+R˙RT=0
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 +˙RRT=(R˙RT)T, is skew symmetric!
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 +˙RRT=ˆw˙R(t)=ˆwR(t) 
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 +R(dr)=R(0)+dR=I+ˆw(0)dt
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 +==== TRansformation between Lie Algebra and Lie Group ====
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 +Lie Algebra: so(3)={ˆw|wR3} of skew symmetric matrices
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 +Lie Group: SO(3), smooth manifold and a group
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 +The Lie algebra so(3) is the tangent space at the identity of the rotation group SO(3)
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 +algebra over a field K is a vector space over K with multiplication on the space V. Not commutative.
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 +Lie Brackets:
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 +[ˆw,ˆv]\identicalˆwˆvˆvˆwso(3)
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 +Two Lie groups we will study: so(3),se(3) 
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 +=== Exponential Map ===
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 +{˙R(t)=ˆwR(t)
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 +R(0)=I
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 +How does the rotation matrix change from one time within a little time step?
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 +R(t)=eˆwt= expansion. That solves the diff. eqn. above.
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 +exp:so(3)SO(3)ˆw>eˆw
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