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where > 0 indicates a counterclockwise rotation in the plane z = 0. The observer is assumed to be positioned on the side of the plane with z>0 and looking at the origin. Rotation by an angle about an arbitrary axis containing the origin and having unit length direction U = (U x;U y;U z) is given by R U( ) = I+ (sin )S+ (1 cos )S2 (4)
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