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This is a new required method for the interface of implementations of
the TargetSpace model.  We haven't needed it previously because all
spaces considered until today were embedded isometrically in a
Euclidean space.

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Not tested yet.

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Not tested yet.

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Not tested yet.

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Not tested yet.

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This is just an initial commit.  It is a copy of the corresponding code for
unit vectors, with just a few names exchanged.  The actual functionality
will come in subsequent commits.

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There were two issues fixed by this patch:

a) The bending energy only involves the third director.
   One must look at it as a function in S^2, not as
   a subset of coefficients of a function to SO(3).
   This means that we have to use a different projection
   in one place.
b) A certain subset of the coefficients (see the code)
   must always be zero, because they are parts of
   3-vectors which are known to be perpendicular to (0,0,1).
   For some strange reason they aren't.  I now hardwire
   them to be 0 anyway.  This makes my test pass.
   Maybe one day I'll find the true reason :-)

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