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Ben Eater

Built the interactive technology for Visualizing Quaternions, with lessons by Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown).

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  • Preview of Visualizing Quaternions
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    Visualizing Quaternions

    Explore quaternion rotations through an explorable lesson series. Lessons by Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown); interactive technology by Ben Eater.

    • quaternions
    • 3D rotation
    • linear algebra
    • stereographic projection
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  • Preview of Visualizing Quaternions
    MathInteractive demo

    Visualizing Quaternions

    Explore quaternion rotations through an explorable lesson series. Lessons by Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown); interactive technology by Ben Eater.

    • quaternions
    • 3D rotation
    • linear algebra
    • stereographic projection
    • 3d geometry
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Ben Eater built the interactive technology for Visualizing Quaternions. The series credits Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown) for its lessons and Ben Eater for its technology.

  • Interactive mathematics
  • 3D rotation
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