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Corotating-frame representation of a Jaumann derivative (dtd​(QTTQ)=QTT∘Q)

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If an orthogonal matrix Q satisfies Q˙​=WQ for the spin tensor WT=−W, the Jaumann derivative becomes an ordinary derivative in that frame:
dtd​(QTTQ)=QT(T˙−WT+TW)Q.
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This follows by differentiating all three factors and using Q˙​T=−QTW. It converts a tensor relaxation law using the Jaumann derivative into a componentwise ordinary differential equation.

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