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FIGURE  9.2  Two-dimensional. example. of. mappings. with. different. orientations. of. the.
.molecule..(From.Vasquez-Perez,.J..et.al.,. J. Chem. Phys .,.131(12),.124126-1..With.permission.)
Equation.9.53.is.known.analytically.and.it.is.independent.of.the.mapping.used,.we.
apply.it.irst..Therefore,.the.two.sets.of.coordinates.are.transformed.initially.as
X
=
{ ,
R R R
,
,...,
R
}
R
,
1
2
3
N
CM
.
(9.59)
X
ʹ
= { 1
R R R
ʹ
,
ʹ
,
ʹ
,...,
R
ʹ
}
R
,
.
2
3
N
CM
with
N
N
1
R
=
R
and
M
=
m
.
CM
A
A
M
.
A
=
1
A
=
1
In.these.equations,. R CM .is.the.center.of.mass..On.the.other.hand,.the.optimum.rota-
tion. that. minimizes. Equation. 9.53. is. mapping. dependent,. but. can. easily.be. calcu-
lated.in.a.semi-analytical.fashion.using.the.quaternion.representation.of.rotations..In.
this.representation,.the.optimum.rotation.is.given.by.the.eigenvector. q .=.{ q 1 ,. q 2 ,. q 3 ,.
q 4 }.associated.with.the.lowest.eigenvalue.of.the.matrix.[80]
2
2
2
x
+
y
+
z
y z
y z
x z
x z
x y
x y
m
m
m
p m
m p
m p
p m
p m
m p
2
2
2
y z
y z
y
+
z
+
x
x y
x y
x z
x z
p m
m p
p
p
m
m m
p p
m m
p p
2
2
2
x z
x z
x y
x y
x
+
z
+
y
y z
y z
m m
p p
m p
p m
m m
p p
p
p
m
2
2
2
x y
x y
x z
x z
y z
y z
x
+
y
+
z
p m
m p
m m
p p
m m
p p
p
p
m
.
.
(9.60)
Here,.( x m ,. y m ,. z m ).=. R .−. R ′.and.( x p ,. y p ,. z p ).=. R .+. R ′..The.corresponding.rotation.matrix.
to. q .is.found.as.[63,79]
 
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