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Student[VectorCalculus][ConvertVector] - converts Cartesian free Vectors, rooted Vectors and position Vectors among themselves
Calling Sequence
ConvertVector(v,form)
ConvertVector(v,form, root )
Parameters
v
-
'Vector'(algebraic); the Cartesian free Vector, rooted Vector or position Vector to convert
form
name; specify the type of Vector to be converted to: free, rooted or position
root
(optional) list(algebraic) or Vector(algebraic); root point of the converted Vector
Description
The ConvertVector command converts Cartesian free Vectors, rooted Vectors and position Vectors among themselves by specifying the desired type. If v is not a Cartesian Vector, an error is raised.
If form is rooted, the root point can be specified as a list or a free Vector with the extra optional parameter root. If root is a list, it is interpreted in Cartesian coordinates, if it is a free Vector in non-Cartesian coordinates, an appropiate transformation is made to obtain a Cartesian root.
If form is rooted, v is a free, rooted or position Vector and root is provided, the result is the Vector rooted at root.
If form is rooted, v is a position Vector and root is not provided, then the Vector is rooted at the Cartesian origin.
If form is rooted, v is a free Vector and root is not provided, an error is raised.
The Student[VectorCalculus] package uses the same Vector data structures as the VectorCalculus package. For details about the various types of Vectors in these packages, see VectorCalculus,Details.
Examples
See Also
Student[VectorCalculus], Student[VectorCalculus][About], Student[VectorCalculus][PlotPositionVector], Student[VectorCalculus][PositionVector], Student[VectorCalculus][RootedVector], Student[VectorCalculus][Vector]
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