2) Rotations in 3D space, given by group SO(3), can be obtained by extending SO(2). For rotation in 3D space by angle through the z can be described by 3x3 orthogonal matrix R₂(9) = coso -sino 0 sing cosp 0 0 1 dRz Using the same procedure, find the generator S₂= −i Tp=0 do
2) Rotations in 3D space, given by group SO(3), can be obtained by extending SO(2). For rotation in 3D space by angle through the z can be described by 3x3 orthogonal matrix R₂(9) = coso -sino 0 sing cosp 0 0 1 dRz Using the same procedure, find the generator S₂= −i Tp=0 do
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Transcribed Image Text:2) Rotations in 3D space, given by group SO(3), can be obtained by extending SO(2). For rotation in
3D space by angle through the z can be described by 3x3 orthogonal matrix
R₂(9)
=
coso
-sino
0
sing
cosp
0
0 1
dRz
Using the same procedure, find the generator S₂= −i Tp=0
do
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SO(2) can be extended for 3D rotation through the x-axis by an angle α.
Transcribed Image Text:Rx (a)
=
1
0
10
0
0
cosa sina
-sina cosa.
dRx
da
Using the same procedure, find the other generator of SO(3), which is Sx= —i
·la=0
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