If I have two vectors $\vec a$=(x,y,z) and $\vec b$=($x_1$,$y_1$,$z_1$) by reciprocally perpendicular does it mean ($\frac1x$,$\frac1y$,$\frac1z$) * ($\frac1x_1$,$\frac1y_1$,$\frac1z_1$) = 0 ?
2026-03-25 12:46:23.1774442783
What does it mean two vectors reciprocally perpendicular?
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I've never encoutered this definition, maybe it is a rendundant mode to simply say that they are $mutually$ perpendicular, that is obvious since orthogonality for vectors is a reflexive property.