The conjugate quaternion is (bar{q}=q_{0}-q_{1} mathbf{i}-q_{2} mathbf{j}-q_{3} mathbf{k}), so (q=bar{q}) means that (q) is real, and (q=-bar{q})
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The conjugate quaternion is \(\bar{q}=q_{0}-q_{1} \mathbf{i}-q_{2} \mathbf{j}-q_{3} \mathbf{k}\), so \(q=\bar{q}\) means that \(q\) is real, and \(q=-\bar{q}\) means that \(q\) is purely imaginary. Show that conjugate product \(\overline{p \bar{q}}\) is equal to the product of the conjugates \(q \bar{p}\) in reverse order, and
\[
|q|^{2}=q \bar{q}=\bar{q} q=q_{0}^{2}+q_{1}^{2}+q_{2}^{2}+q_{3}^{2} .
\]
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