Lecture

Navigation Equation: Attitude Determination

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Description

This lecture covers the navigation equation for attitude determination, focusing on the mathematical models and initial conditions required for solving the problem. It discusses the assumptions made and the process of choosing a suitable solution based on the given constraints.

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