example 4.78 The Euclidean group

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example 4.78: The Euclidean group4.78definition 4.73: External semidirect product4.73proposition 4.77: When a semidirect product is direct4.77proposition 18.20: The Galilean group18.20definition 4.1: Cartesian product4.1definition 4.43: Group homomorphism4.43proposition 4.72: The automorphism group4.72example 4.79: The Poincaré group4.79proposition 4.74: The semidirect product is a group4.74theorem 4.76: Internal characterization of the semidirect product4.76definition 4.65: Direct product of groups4.65definition 4.60: Normal subgroup4.60proposition 4.75: The two factors inside the semidirect product4.75proof : ch:02-algebraic-structures@proof-31proofdefinition 18.18: Galilean transformation18.18corollary 18.24: Galilean composition of velocities18.24remark 18.22: Superseded, and in exactly what sense18.22proof : ch:01-kinematics@proof-4proof

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