Euler Rotation Vectors
Euler Rotation Vectors is a mathematical construct in plate tectonics that represents the instantaneous rotation of a lithospheric plate about a fixed axis through the Earth's center, with the vector's direction indicating the axis of rotation and its magnitude encoding the angular velocity.
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