example 29.23 The polar moment of the Earth, and what it reveals

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example 29.23: The polar moment of the Earth, and what it reveals29.23definition 29.13: Inertia tensor, continuum form29.13table 29.1: tab:rigid-moments29.1phenomenon 29.34: Free nutation of the Earth29.34definition 7.125: Multiple integral7.125definition 13.5: Tensor under orthogonal transformations13.5definition 19.42: Inertia tensor19.42definition 29.19: Inertia ellipsoid29.19proposition 49.17: Magnetic-dipole spin-down49.17proposition 29.14: Angular momentum and kinetic energy29.14proposition 29.15: Positivity29.15proposition 29.24: MacCullagh's formula29.24proposition 29.22: Perpendicular-axis theorem29.22theorem 29.20: Parallel-axis theorem29.20theorem 29.16: Principal axes29.16proposition 29.28: Free rotation of a symmetric body29.28proof : ch:12-rigid-body-rotating-frames@proof-22proof

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