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| | | | | I am a bit late for the party, but also wanted to share my two cents on the paper "Quantum theory cannot consistently describe the use of it... | |
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| | | You can use quaternions to describe rotations and quaternion products to carry out these rotations. These products have the form qpq* where q represents a rotation, q* is its conjugate, and p is the the vector being rotated. (That's leaving out some details that we'll get to shortly.) The primary advantage of using quaternions to | ||