Write down the relation between a movingframe E, its differential, and its matrix ofconnection forms w. Let É be a moving framerelated by Ê = EA, with A as an element ofSO(3). Prove the connection matrix w of Ê isrelated to the connection matrix w by w = A-1WA + A-1 dA

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Write down the relation between a moving frame E, its differential, and its matrix of connection forms w. Let Ê be a moving frame related by Ê = EA, with A as an element of SO(3). Prove the connection matrix w of Ê is related to the connection matrix w by w = A-1 WA + A-1 dA

Write down the relation between a moving frame E, its differential, and its matrix of connection forms w. Let Ê be a moving frame related by Ê = EA, with A as an element of SO(3). Prove the connection matrix w of Ê is related to the connection matrix w by w = A-1 WA + A-1 dA

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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