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malfoy23111995
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Suppose we have do a curl of two 2-d vectors... we get the 3rd axis about which it is rotating. But when we do the curl of two 3-d vectors.. we get a answer like x-y plane is rotating wrt z axis, y-z plane rotating wrt to x-axis and similarly x-z plane rotating wrt to y axis.
My question is, can't we find out the 4th dimension with respect to which all the x-y-z volume is rotating?
My question is, can't we find out the 4th dimension with respect to which all the x-y-z volume is rotating?