example 29.23 The polar moment of the Earth, and what it reveals
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- example -- no derivation owed by its kind
Rests on
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depends_on
definition 29.13
Inertia tensor, continuum form
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depends_on
definition 7.125
Multiple integral
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- depends_on axiom 7.1 Completeness of $\R$ ¶
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depends_on
definition 7.39
Darboux sums and the definite integral
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- depends_on axiom 7.1 Completeness of $\R$ ¶ ↺
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depends_on
definition 13.5
Tensor under orthogonal transformations
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depends_on
definition 13.4
Orthogonal coordinate transformation
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- depends_on definition 13.3 Orthogonal coordinate system ¶
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depends_on
definition 13.4
Orthogonal coordinate transformation
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- depends_on definition 19.42 Inertia tensor ¶
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depends_on
definition 7.125
Multiple integral
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- depends_on table 29.1 tab:rigid-moments ¶
Supports
- depends_on phenomenon 29.34 Free nutation of the Earth ¶
Neighborhood
Every logical edge within two steps of this node.
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→ | Inertia tensor, continuum form | declared | parts/03-classical-mechanics/12-rigid-body-rotating-frames.tex:676 |
depends_on |
→ | tab:rigid-moments | declared | parts/03-classical-mechanics/12-rigid-body-rotating-frames.tex:676 |
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← | Free nutation of the Earth | declared | parts/03-classical-mechanics/12-rigid-body-rotating-frames.tex:1109 |