PlanetPhysics/Euler Angle Velocity

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The [[../Velocity/|velocity]] of the Euler angles of a rotating coordinate frame can be derived from the angular velocity [[../Vectors/|vector]] of this frame with respect to a [[../CosmologicalConstant/|reference frame]]. The derivation is lengthy for each [[../EulerAngleSequence/|Euler angle sequence]] and is given in their respective entries. One useful result is acheived by combining the angular velocity vector, in terms of Euler angles, with [[../EulersMomentEquations/|Euler's moment equations]] yielding the [[../DifferentialEquations/|differential equations]] of [[../CosmologicalConstant/|motion]] that characterizes [[../RigidBody/|rigid body]] motion for a given sequence.

Notation: cos(θ)=cθ,sin(θ)=sθ

[[../EulerAngleVelocityOf123Sequence/|Euler angle velocity of 123 Sequence]]:

[ϕ˙θ˙ψ˙]=[(ωxcψωysψ)/cθωxsψ+ωycψ(ωxcψ+ωysψ)sθ/cθ+ωz]

[[../EulerAngleVelocityOf321Sequence/|Euler angle velocity of 321 Sequence]]:

[ϕ˙θ˙ψ˙]=[(ωysψ+ωzcψ)sec(θ)ωycψωzsψωx+ωysψtθ+ωzcψtθ]

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