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OG.9 oton nlton If veto fom the ogn of {} tnlted b veto Q lo fom the ogn defne = + Q. = D Q q.5 he tnlton mt oeto D Q n be defned D Q q =[ q q q.6 wo te nfomton If fme {} defned eltve to {} nd {} defned eltve to {} then tnfomton mt n be deved fom Eq..7.9. =. OG OG. ` he nvee of n.9: OG.6 nd eonng fo the oton veto = OG OG OG Deton = - otton =

Denvt-Htenbeg mete fom hte α - - d θ α - =Ln twt o ±9º -=Ln Length d =X offet θ = otton bout X Ln nfomton lng the Denvt-Htenbeg mete n equentl tnfomton otte then tnlten{} { -} ottethen tnlten d D D = d d d.6 nfom Equton ueve tnfomton of oton veto m be efomed n fowd nd evee deton. o fnd : ng Q Q Q {} {} {} {}

Othe W of otton Deton Due to the oete of Othonoml otton e ew mmet Mt ottonl mte e oe othonoml mte the detemnnt e. uh ew mt n whh + = et fo eh ottonl mt. = I - I +.56 h thee mete. hu m be eeented b =[ ]. Fo lton n jont ngul velot nl t n be hown tht fo gven odut of nd t devtve fom ew mmet mt 5.7 nd h the fom: =.57 Gven n oton veto h followng oet: 5.7 whee veto o odut nd eeent the ngul velot of ottng. he lton n be etended to the e of otton bout genel K ˆ. X-Y- Fed ngle Fme {} nd {} e ondent. otte {} bout b γ the bout Y b β nd bout Ẑ b α. X Y =.6 =.6 = he oluton n be found ung tgonomet dentte um of que of ne nd one ngle nd the tngent ngle on the tem n.6:

tn tn tn.66 -Y-X Eule ngle Fme {} nd {} e ondent. otte {} bout Ẑ b α then bout b β nd then b γ. X Y =.7 =.7 he eult the me.6. he eult fom otton bout thee fed e the me the eult fom otton bout the movng fme ten n evee ode. -Y- Eule ngle lble when thee e nteet n the e of the wt jont whee w th nd oll eome togethe Jont nd 5 e othogonl nd Jont 5 nd 6 e ol. Fme {} nd {} e ondent. otte {} bout Ẑ b α then bout b β nd then b Ẑ b γ. = 7 tn tn tn.7 Othe ngle-et onventon totl oble. Found n end D otton bout Equvlent ngle- Eule ngle Fme {} nd {} e ondent. otte {} bout veto Kˆ b θ followng the ght hnd ule.

X θ = Y θ = θ =.77-79 K θ =.8 K =.8 = o n ˆ K.8 ` Eq..8. olve: ˆ ot = whee = Y whee [K K K ] olumn veto eeentng the ojet of K onto the nl e of {}. Ẑ Ẑ Equvlent ngle otton Eq..8 K X

te Me fme {} to be otted onde wth fme {}. lt {} w fom {} o tht wll onde wth K the equvlent. otte {} bout b θ. Me the otton e tht t w done wth efeene to fed of {} ot ˆ ee oblem.9 fo mlt mt. 5 Me ubttuton ung b b b b b b E Eule mete fo Equvlent ˆ nd θ. oted wth equvlent nd ngle of otton K Eule mete nt Qutenon = [ ] whee n n n o.89 hen.9.9 oblem: Vef tht.9 nd.8 eld the me otton. oluton: ele the Eule mete n.9 wth the tem n.89 to ve t.8. e the elton o o n Fo gven otton mt the deton veto Kˆ nd θ e found b ettng the Eule mete:.9