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This tag involves questions on various coordinate systems. The usual Cartesian coordinate system can be quite difficult to use in certain situations. Some of the most common situations when Cartesian coordinates are difficult to employ involve those in which circular, cylindrical, or spherical symmetry is present. For these situations it is often more convenient to use a different coordinate system.
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Transforming from one spherical coordinate system to another
I have a set of points on the surface of a sphere specified in one coordinate system (specifically, the equatorial coordinate system), and for each point I need to work on all its neighbouring points …
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