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+ | Readers familiar with differential geometry will have observed that | ||
+ | most of the analytic tools we use in this text are derived from Lie | ||
+ | group theory and Riemannian geometry. In this appendix, we give a | ||
+ | brief introduction to the basics of Lie group theory and its | ||
+ | connections with rigid body kinematics. | ||
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Readers familiar with differential geometry will have observed that most of the analytic tools we use in this text are derived from Lie group theory and Riemannian geometry. In this appendix, we give a brief introduction to the basics of Lie group theory and its connections with rigid body kinematics.