Rigid Body
In
physics
, a
rigid body
is an idealisation of a solid
body
of finite
dimension
in which
deformation
is neglected. In other words, the
distance
between any two given
points
of a rigid body remains constant regardless of external
forces
exerted on it. The
configuration space
of a rigid body with one point fixed is given by the underlying
manifold
of the
rotation group
SO(3). This is just the
real projective space
RP
3
. The configuration space of a nonfixed rigid body is just
R
3
×
RP
3
, the first factor accounting for
translations
.
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