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Movement of an object around an axis This article deals with the movement of a physical body. For other uses, see Rotation (disambigua). "Ruota" redirects here. For the track, see Wheel (song). This article requires additional quotations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to trusted sources. Materials not of origin can be contested and removed. Find sources:? ?Rotation? ?notizie? Newspaper Books ¡¤ scholar? ¡¤ JSTOR (March 2014) (Discover how and when to remove this message model) A ball revolves around an axis The rotation is the circular movement of an object around a rotating axis. A three-dimensional object can have an infinite number of rotation axes. If the rotation axis passes internally to the body mass center, then it is said that the body is self-rotating or rotating, and the superficial intersection of the axis can be called pole. A rotation around a completely external axis, such as the planet Earth around the Sun, is called rotation or orbit, typically when it is produced by gravity, and the ends of the rotation axis can be called orbital poles. Mathematics Main article: Rotation (mathematics) Rotation (angular position) of a planar figure around a rotational Orbite point v Spin Relations between rotation axis, orbital plane and axial inclination (for the Earth). Mathematically, a rotation is a rigid body movement that, unlike a translation, maintains a fixed point. This definition applies to rotations in the two and three dimensions (respectively on one floor and space). All movements of the rigid body are rotations, translations or combinations of the two. A rotation is simply a progressive radial orientation towards a common point. This common point is within the axis of the proposal. The axis is perpendicular to 90 degrees on the bike plane. If the rotation axis is located outside the body in question then the body is called orbit. There is no fundamental difference between a ?rotation? and an? orbit? and ?rotation?. The fundamental distinction is simply the point where the rotation axis is located, inside or outside a body in question. This distinction can be demonstrated both for 'rigid' and 'non-rigid' bodies. If a rotation around a point or a axis follows a second rotation around the same point/axis, a third rotation is obtained. The reverse of a rotation is also a rotation. Thus, rotations around a point/axis form a group. However, a rotation around a point or a axis and a rotation around a different point/axis can lead to something different from a rotation, such as a translation. Rotations around x, y and z axes are called rotationsRotation around any axis can be done by rotating around the x-axis, followed by a rotation around the y-axis and followed by a rotation around the z-axis. In other words, any spatial rotation can be decomposed into a combination of main rotations. In flight dynamics, the main main They are known as yaw, pitch and roll (known as Bryan corners). This terminology is also used in computer graphics. See also: CURL (mathematics), cyclical permutation, cyclical permutation, Euler angles, rigid body, rotation around a fixed axis, rotation group so (3), rotation matrix, angle of axis, quaternion and isometric astronomical paths Caused by the earth's rotation during the long exposure time of the camera. [1] Further information: The rotation of the earth in astronomy, rotation is a commonly observed phenomenon. Stars, planets and similar bodies all turn on their aces. The rotation rate of the planets in the solar system was first measured by drawing visual functions. Star rotation is measured through the doppler turn or monitoring the active surface functions. This rotation induces centrifugal acceleration in the land reference frame that slightly contrasts the effect of closer gravitation is to the equator. The gravity of the earth combines both mass effects so that an object weighs slightly less to the equator than the poles. Another is that over time the earth is slightly deformed in an oblate spheroid; A similar equatorial swelling develops for other planets. Another consequence of the rotation of a planet is the phenomenon of the precession. Like a gyroscope, the overall effect is a slight "wobble" in the movement of a planet axis. Currently the inclination of the earth axis to its orbital plane (optical obliqueness) is 23.44 degrees, but this corner changes slowly (over thousands of years). (See also Prefession of the Equinots and Pole Star.) Rotation and revolution Main article: Orbital Revolution While the revolution is often used as a synonym of rotation, in many fields, in particular astronomy and related fields, the revolution, often indicated as Orbital revolution for clarity, it is used when a body moves around another while the rotation is used to mean the movement around an axis. The moons revolve around their planet, the planets rotate on their star (like the earth around the sun); And the stars slowly rotate on their galaxial center. The movement of the galaxies components is complex, but usually includes a rotation component. Retrograde rotation main article: Retrograde movement Most planets in our solar system, including the earth, turn in the same direction than the sun orbit. Exceptions are Venus and Uranus. Venus can be thought of how to slow backwards (or be "subsperse"). Uranus rotates almost from his part relating to his orbit. Current speculation is that Uranus started with a typical orientation of the program and has been knocked by a large early impact in his The DWARF PLUTO PLANT (previously considered a planet) is anomalous in several ways, including that it also rotates on its side. Physics More information: Angular momentum See also: Tangential velocity, Rotational energy, Angular velocity, Centrifugal force (fictitious), Centripetal force, Circular motion, Circular orbit, Coriolis effect, Spin Spin Rotational Spectroscopy and Dynamics of the Rigid Body Linear and Angular Momentum The speed of rotation is given by the angular frequency (rad/s) or frequency (revolutions for time), or period (seconds, days, etc.). The time-rate of change of the angular frequency is the angular acceleration (rad/s2) caused by the torque. The ratio between the two (how heavy it is to start, stop or otherwise change rotation) is given by the moment of inertia. The angular velocity vector (an axial vector) also describes the direction of the axis of rotation. Similarly, the torque is an axial vector. The physics of rotation around a fixed axis is described mathematically by the angular representation of the axis of rotation. According to the right-hand rule, the direction away from the observer is associated with clockwise rotation and the direction towards the observer is associated with counterclockwise rotation, such as a screw. Cosmological Principle It is currently believed that the laws of physics are invariant in any fixed rotation. (Although they seem to change if viewed from a rotating point of view: see the rotating frame of reference.) In modern physical cosmology, the cosmological principle is the concept that the distribution of matter in the universe is homogeneous and isotropic when considered on a sufficiently large scale, since forces are expected to act uniformly throughout the universe and have no preferential direction, and therefore do not produce irregularities. In particular, for a system that behaves in the same way regardless of how it is oriented in space, its Lagrangian is rotational invariant. According to Noether's theorem, if the time integral of a physical system is invariant during rotation, then the angular momentum is conserved. Euler's rotations Main article: Euler's angles Euler's rotations of the Earth. Intrinsic Euler rotations (green), Precession (blue) and Nutation (red) provide an alternative description of a rotation. It is a composition of three rotations defined as the motion obtained by changing one of the Euler angles leaving the other two constant. Euler rotations are never expressed in terms of external frame, or in terms of co-moving rotated frame, but in a mixture. They are a mixed system of rotation, where the first angle moves the line of knots around the outer z-axis, the second rotates around the line of knots and the third is an intrinsic rotation around a fixed axis in the moving body. These rotations are called precession, nuation and intrinsic rotation. Flight dynamics Main article: Aircraft main axes The main axes of rotation in space In flight dynamics, the main described with the corners of Eulero are known as step, roll and landing. The term rotation is also used in aviation to refer to the step upwards (nase moves upwards) of aEspecially when you start ascent after take-off. The main rotations have the advantage of modeling a series of physical systems such as the cardans and joysticks, so they are easily viewable and represent a very compact way to store a rotation. But they are difficult to use in the calculations, as simple operations such as the combination of rotations are expensive and suffer from a shaped cardan block that does not allow angles to uniquely calculate the corners for certain rotations. Fun rides. Many fun rides provide rotation. A ferris wheel has a horizontal central axis and parallel axes for each gondola, where the rotation is opposite, for gravity or mechanically. As a result, at any time the orientation of the gondola is vertical (not rotated), simply translated. The tip of the translation vector describes a circle. A carousel provides rotation on a vertical axis. Many races provide a combination of rotations on different axes. In chair-o-planes the rotation on the vertical axis takes place mechanically, while the rotation on the horizontal axis is due to the centripetal force. In the roller coaster inversions the rotation around the horizontal axis is of one or more complete cycles, where the inertia keeps people sitting. Sport ? ?Spin Move? Redirects here. For other uses, see Spin Spin (disambiguation). The rotation of a ball or other object, usually called spin, plays a role in many sports, including Topspin and BackSpin in tennis, English, follow and jogging in billiards and billiards, curved balls in baseball, spin bowling in cricket, fly disk Sport, etc. Ping pong rackets are produced with different surface characteristics to allow the player to impart a greater or lesser quantity of rotation to the ball. The rotation of a player one or more times around a vertical axis can be called spin in the figurative skating, spin (of the stick or executor) in the rod stick, or 360, 540, 720, etc. In snowboard, etc. The rotation of a player or performer one or more times around a horizontal axis can be called Flip, Roll, jumping to a cantilever, helicopter, helicopter, etc. In gymnastics, in water skiing, or in many other sports, or in one and a half, two and a half, (starting from the water), etc. Diving, etc. A vertical and horizontal rotation combination (back flip with 360?,? ?) is called a mobius in freestyle jumping water skiing. The rotation of a player around a vertical axis, generally between 180 and 360 degrees, can be defined a spin move and is used as a deceptive or evasive maneuver, or in an attempt to play, pass or receive a ball or a disk, etc., or to allow a player to see the door or other players. You often see in hockey, basketball, soccer of various codes, tennis, etc. Axis vs Fixed point The final result of any sequence of rotations of any 3D object around a fixed point always is equivalent to a rotation around an axis. However, an object can physically rotate in 3D around a fixed point on multiple axes at the same time, in which case there is no single point point axis of rotation ? only the fixed point. However, these two descriptions can be reconciled ? such physical motion can always be rewritten in terms of a single axis of rotation, provided that the orientation of that axis relative to the object can change moment by moment. 2 dimensional rotation axis The 2 dimensional rotations, unlike the 3 dimensional ones, do not have a rotation axis. This is equivalent, for linear transformations, to saying that there is no direction in the place kept unaltered by a two-dimensional rotation, except, of course, identity. The question of the existence of such a direction is the question of the existence of a vector for matrix A representing rotation. Any two-dimensional rotation around the origin through an anti-clockwise anti-clockwise anti-clockwise angle can easily be represented by the following matrix: A = [ cos ?? ¨¦ ? sin ?? ¨¦ ? sin ?? ? ?? {\displaystyle A={\begin {bmatrix}\cos \theta &-\sin \theta \\\\sin \theta &\cos \theta \end{bmatrix}}}} A standard determination of autovalue leads to the characteristic equation is 2 ?" 2 ?" so is ? + 1 = 0 {\displaystyle \lambda ^{2}-2\ Lambda \cos \theta +1=0} , which has so is ? ?? i sin ? {\d displaystyle \cos \theta \pm i\sin \theta } as eigenvalues. So there is no real eigenvalue when cos ?? ?? ?¡À 1 {\displaystyle \cos \theta eq \pm 1} , which means that no real vector in the plane is kept unchanged by A. Angle of rotation and axis in 3 dimensions Knowing that the track is an invariant, the Rotation angle is {\\alpha display style } for a correct orthogonal rotation matrix 3x3 A {\displaystyle A} is found with ¨¦¡À = cos ???????? (A 11 + A 22 + A 33 ??????? 1 2) {\displaystyle \alpha =\cos ^{-1}\left ({\frac {A_{11}+A_{22}+A_{33}-1}{2}}\right) } Using the main arc-cosine, this formula provides an angle of rotation that satisfies 0 ??????????????????????????????????????? The corresponding axis of rotation shall be defined so as to limit the angle of rotation to not more than 180 degrees. (This can always be done because any rotation of more than 180 degrees around an axis m {\displaystyle m} can always be written as a rotation with 0 ????????? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? {\displaystyle 0\leq \alpha \leq 180^{\circ }} if the axis is replaced with n = ???? m {\dis playstyle n=-m} .) Every correct rotation A {\displaystyle A} in 3D space has an axis of rotation, defined so that any vector v {\displaystyle v} aligned with the axis of rotation is not affected by the rotation. Therefore, A v = v {\displaystyle Av=v} , and the axis of rotation corresponds to an autovector of the rotation matrix associated with an eigenvalue of 1. As long as the rotation angle {\displaystyle \alpha } is non-zero (i.e. rotation is not the tensor of identity), A single direction. Since A has only real components, there is at least one real self-value, and e Two carers must be combined with complex one of the other (see EigeenValori and Automector n. knowing that 1 is a self-value, follows that the remaining two cars are conjugated complex to each other, but this does not imply that they are complex ? oeThere could be real with double multiple. In the degenerated case of a rotation angle ? ? = 180 ?~ {DisplayStyle Alpha = 180 ^ {CIRC}}, the remaining two cars are both equal to -1. In the degenerated case of a zero rotation angle, the rotation matrix is identity, and all three cars are 1 (which is the only case for which the rotation axis is arbitrary). A ' Spectral analysis is not necessary to find the rotation axis. If n {DisplayStyle n} denotes the eigenvector unit aligned with the rotation axis, and if ? ? {DisplayStyle Alpha} denotes the rotation angle , then you can prove that 2 sin ? ?(? ?) n = {32 ? 'at 23, at 13 ?' at 31, at 21 ? 'at 12} {displaystyle 2 sin ( alpha } _ {A_ {3} As a result, the expense of an automalous analysis can be avoided simply by normalizing this vector if it has a not zero magnitude. On the other hand, if this carrier has a zero magnitude, it means that sin ? ?(? ?) = 0 {displaystyle sin (alpha translation: in other words, this vector will be zero if and only if the angle Rotation is 0 or 180 degrees, and the rotation axis can be assigned in this case normalizing any column of A + i {DisplayStyle A + i} which has no zero magnitude. [2] This discussion applies to Proper rotation, and then DET A = 1 {DisplayStyle DET A = 1}. Any improper orthogonal matrix 3x3 b {DisplayStyle b} can be written as b = ? 'a {displaystyle b = -a}, in which at {DisplayStyle A} is appropriate orthogonal. ie, any improper orthogonal matrix 3x3 can be decomposed as a correct rotation (from which an axis of rotation can be found as described above) followed by a reversal (multiplication of -1). and to an autosalre of -1. Rotating plane Although each three-dimensional rotation has an axis of rotation, even every three-dimensional rotation has a plane, which is perpendicular to the rotation axis, and which is left invariant from the rotation. Rotation, limited to this plan, is a normal 2D rotation. The test proceeds similarly to the aforementioned discussion. First, suppose all the cars of the 3D rotation matrix A are real. This means that there is an orthogonal base, made by the corresponding cars (which are necessarily orthogonal), on which the effect of the rotation matrix is only stretching it. If we write to in this base, it is diagonal; But a diagonal orthogonal matrix is made of only +1 and -1 'in the diagonal voices. Therefore, we do not have a correct rotation, but the identity or the result of a sequence reflections. It is true. real. therefore, that an adequate rotation has an eigenvalue complex. Let the corresponding eigenvector be there. so, as we showed in the previous argument, v ? {\displaystyle {\ bar {v} is also an eigenvector and v + v ? {\displaystyle v + {\ bar {v} and I (v ? ) {\displaystyle i (v - {\ bar {v)} such that their scalar product fades: (v v v v v significa complesso complesso reale complesso reale reale complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso reale reale reale complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso reale reale complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso reale reale complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso reale reale complesso complesso reale reale reale reale reale reale complesso complesso reale reale complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso complesso reale reale reale reale complesso complesso complesso complesso reale reale reale reale complesso complesso reale reale reale complesso complesso complesso reale Besides, they are both real carriers for construction. these vectors extend the same subspace as v {\displaystyle v} and v ? {\displaystyle {\ bar {v,} which is an invariant subspace under the application of a. therefore, cover an invariant plane. a rotation of the tops of the rotation of the tops of the rotation of the tops of the rotation of the tops of the tops of the rotation of the tops of the tops of the rotation of the tops of the tops of the rotation of the tops of the tops of the rotation of the tops of the tops of the rotation ". image of the week's exodus. Archived from the original on October 11, 2013. recovered on 8 October 2013. ^ brannon, rm, "rotation, reflection and modification of the frame," 2018 external links rotation, encyclopedia of mathematics, ems press, 2001 [1994] product of rotation to the cutting-the-node. cut-the- when a triangle is equilateral to the cut-the-node. cut-the- rotates points using polar coordinates, rotation in two sizes of hannibal mejia sergium after the work of roger gerundsson and include rotationby Roger Gerundsson, Project Wolfram Demonstrations. Promotions. Rotation, reflection and modification of the frame: Orthogonal tensors in computational engineering mechanics, IOP Publishing recovered from

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