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From: MathDoctorBob
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  • Check out Second Life. You can write some quick scripts that illustrate the rotational vector as you rotate an object, and simultaneously display the quaternions. It's a useful (and free) program for studying vectors, physics, and quaternions. It's where I do all of my playing. Look me up, my in-world name is Dragon Niu.

  • What's with the big stick..?

  • @Trotskisty Old sparring stick, but I use something more pointer-like these days. - Bob

  • @Trotskisty Old sparring stick. I've upgraded to a regular pointer.  - Bob

  • sorry were you doing the dot product at 4:50 on the video ? alpha*alpha^-1 ?

  • @odinheim The last board is quaternion multiplication - the whole i.j = k business. I check that alpha*alpha^{-1} = 1 because I need to give an example of multiplication with linear combinations.

    At some point, I'll do more with H and make the connection to the dot and cross products on R^3 explicit.

  • @MathDoctorBob Hey , thanks for replying I wonder if I can watch some animation of the quaternions functions , polynomials with complex numbers ,

  • This is very interesting stuff , Quaternion algebra was introduced by Irish mathematician Sir William Rowan Hamilton , at his time it was a revolution , excellent video

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