I want to solve a Z-Y-X euler rotation matrix for the angles x and y. z=45 deg. I know the resulting matrix, but want to find the angles x and y.
Is there a build-in rotationmatrix I can use or do I need to enter it manually? What structure/code should I write? I can't isolate the variables and use the Ax=B structure to solve it.

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James Tursa
James Tursa am 24 Mai 2016
"... I know the resulting matrix ..."
What is is you actually know ... a direction cosine matrix?
Katrine Rav
Katrine Rav am 24 Mai 2016
Yes

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James Tursa
James Tursa am 24 Mai 2016

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If you have a direction cosine matrix and want to convert it to a specific Euler Angle sequence, I would recommend this FEX submission by John Fuller called SpinCalc:

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