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Quaternion formalism in the core and range check #3748

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@jngrad jngrad commented Jun 5, 2020

Partial fix for #3713

Description of changes:

  • document quaternion formalism in the core
  • add an assertion to catch invalid square roots
  • explain that force capping doesn't affect torques
  • use vector operations

Pull out the content of the square root and check that it is
positive with an assertion. Explain in the documentation that
it can happen for very high angular velocities.
Force capping ignores torques while steepest descent includes them.
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Merging #3748 into python will decrease coverage by 0%.
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LGTM. Except that steepest descent does not cap the forces/torques but the maximum displacement in position and orientation.

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jngrad commented Jun 5, 2020

Except that steepest descent does not cap the forces/torques

good point, I'll correct the sentence

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