theorem 29.25 Euler's equations

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theorem 29.25: Euler's equations29.25postulate 19.22: Newton's second law, rotational case19.22theorem 29.16: Principal axes29.16theorem 29.7: Transport theorem29.7phenomenon 29.46: A fast spinning top does not fall29.46phenomenon 29.31: The intermediate-axis instability29.31proposition 29.26: The two integrals of torque-free motion29.26proposition 29.28: Free rotation of a symmetric body29.28proposition 24.41: The free rigid body is a Lie–Poisson system24.41proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-16proofdefinition 19.18: Angular momentum19.18postulate 19.8: Newton's second law19.8definition 29.13: Inertia tensor, continuum form29.13proposition 29.15: Positivity29.15theorem 5.79: Spectral theorem for a self-adjoint operator5.79definition 29.19: Inertia ellipsoid29.19definition 29.35: The Lagrange top29.35definition 29.18: Classification of tops29.18proposition 29.33: Dissipation drives a free body to its largest moment29.33proposition 29.17: Triangle inequalities29.17proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-10proofdefinition 29.4: Angular velocity29.4proposition 29.5: The velocity field of a rigid body29.5proposition 29.47: The gyrocompass29.47theorem 29.51: Equation of motion in a rotating frame29.51proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-5proofequation 19.14: eq:newt-torque19.14phenomenon 29.49: Precession of the equinoxes29.49proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-30proofremark 29.32: What the linearization is entitled to conclude29.32proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-20proofequation 29.12: eq:rigid-kinetic-energy29.12proposition 29.43: The three integrable heavy tops29.43remark 29.27: Euler's equations as a Lie–Poisson system29.27remark 29.30: Polhode and herpolhode29.30remark 24.42: The intermediate axis24.42theorem 29.29: Poinsot's construction29.29proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-17proofphenomenon 29.34: Free nutation of the Earth29.34proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-18proofneighborhood truncated

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