Lectures related to Euler angles

Explores kinematics and dynamics of rigid bodies, including Euler angles and moment of inertia.

Explores kinematics and dynamics of rigid bodies, including Euler angles and transfer theorems.

Explores the dynamics of solid bodies, covering speed, acceleration, and rotation principles.

Explores forces in joints, knee kinematics, Euler angles, and gait analysis.

Covers the laws of transformation of speeds and accelerations, including the rotation of points and dynamic movement principles.

Covers relative speed, Euler angles, and gyroscopic effects in rotating frames.

Explores the physics of rolling a cube, analyzing forces, equilibrium, and inertia.

Covers the quantization of spin in Quantum Field Theory, focusing on induced representations and unitary irreps.

Covers variable mass systems, center of mass, and rotation concepts in advanced physics.

Explores kinetic energy, diagonalization of matrices, Euler angles, and spinning top motion.

Covers the identification of a solid in space using 6 coordinates and the concept of undeformable solid bodies.

Explores Newton's laws, kinetic energy, and restitution coefficient in collisions, including conservation laws and attached objects.

Explores advanced rotational dynamics, gyroscopic effects, Earth's precession, and Euler angles.

Covers 3D transformations, Euler angles, and rotation in computer graphics.

Explores Lie algebra representations, emphasizing SU(2) and traceless matrices, explained by Alfredo Glioti.

Explores 3D interaction navigation magic techniques, including steering and teleportation methods, emphasizing simplicity and spatial awareness.

Explores rotation in 3D space, calculating matrices using roll, pitch, and yaw angles.

Explores the synthesis of plane isometries and their composition through axial reflections, rotations, translations, and glided reflections.

Covers the resolution of triangles using trigonometric functions to find missing sides and angles.

Covers the preservation of isometry by rotations and symmetries.