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the principle of Galilean relativity,Galilean boost, Newtonian form of free rigid rotation

[PDF]Lecture Notes GeomMech Part 2 - Imperial College London
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According to the principle of Galilean relativity, the laws of
mechanics must take the same form in any uniformly moving
reference frame. That is, the expressions of these laws must be
invariant in form under Galilean transformations. In this chapter,
we have introduced the Galilean transformations, shown that
they comprise a Lie group, found its subgroups, endowed them
with a matrix representation, and identified their group structure
mathematically as a nested semidirect product.
Rigid motion in R3 corresponds to a smoothly varying sequence
of changes of reference frame along a time-dependent
path in the special Euclidean Lie group, SE(3). This is the main
subject of the text.
 
 
Newtonian form of free rigid rotation
Isaac Newton
Definition 2.1.1 In free rigid rotation a
body rotates about its centre of mass and the
pairwise distances between all points in the
body remain fixed.
Definition 2.1.2 A system of coordinates
fixed in a body undergoing free rigid rotation
is stationary in the rotating orthonormal
basis called the body
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