Same same but Different - Definition and Explicit Notation of an Orientation in MTEX vs. Quasi-Standard

Even though the descriptive definition of orientation is the same in both settings, the explicitnotation of a crystallographic orientation as (3 3) matrix in terms of Euler angles featuredby the popular MATLAB toolbox MTEX differs by an inversion from the quasi-standard notation datedback to the early days of quantitative texture analysis championed by H.-J. Bunge. The origin of thisdiscrepancy is revealed by an enlightening view provided in algebraic terms of a change of basis.Understanding the effect of inversion is instrumental to do proper computations with crystallographicorientations and rotations, e.g. when multiplying with elements of a crystallographic symmetry group,and to compare results of texture analyses accomplished in different settings.

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Diffusion and defect data, solid state data. Part B, Solid state phenomena/Solid state phenomena
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2024-11-11
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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-2tcx0i
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Mathematics, Computing, and Information Processing
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Same same but Different - Definition and Explicit Notation of an Orientation in MTEX vs. Quasi-Standard

Helmut Schaeben
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Same same but Different - Definition and Explicit Notation of an Orientation in MTEX vs. Quasi-Standard

Helmut Schaeben
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Even though the descriptive definition of orientation is the same in both settings, the explicitnotation of a crystallographic orientation as (3 3) matrix in terms of Euler angles featuredby the popular MATLAB toolbox MTEX differs by an inversion from the quasi-standard notation datedback to the early days of quantitative texture analysis championed by H.-J. Bunge. The origin of thisdiscrepancy is revealed by an enlightening view provided in algebraic terms of a change of basis.Understanding the effect of inversion is instrumental to do proper computations with crystallographicorientations and rotations, e.g. when multiplying with elements of a crystallographic symmetry group,and to compare results of texture analyses accomplished in different settings.

Diffusion and defect data, solid state data. Part B, Solid state phenomena/Solid state phenomenaVol. 365
TU Bergakademie Freiberg (DE)
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Mathematics, Computing, and Information Processing
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