Niles
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Hi all
Say I have a time-dependent vector v. Let's say that I find
<br /> \frac{d}{dt}\br{v} = \br{q}\times v \perp \br{v},<br />
where q is a vector. Am I allowed to conclude that the vector v rotates around q as time evolves?
Say I have a time-dependent vector v. Let's say that I find
<br /> \frac{d}{dt}\br{v} = \br{q}\times v \perp \br{v},<br />
where q is a vector. Am I allowed to conclude that the vector v rotates around q as time evolves?