Cross product between unit vectos

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I have a nice table that shows the dot product between unit vectos (see annex). I'd like know how is the cross product between unit vectos of all basis. Do you have a table with such information?
 

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Jhenrique said:
I have a nice table that shows the dot product between unit vectos (see annex). I'd like know how is the cross product between unit vectos of all basis. Do you have a table with such information?
Is that just a consistent typo, or am I missing something about a mathematical object called a vecto? :-p

Not that I can think of. You should probably be able to calculate the cross product in Cartesian coordinates, and then convert to spherical or cylindrical coordinates.
 

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