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Moment of inertia is
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Moment of inertia is a tensor.
For rotation about a fixed axis it can be treated as a single number, but in general the angular momentum is not parallel to the angular velocity, and the relation between them requires a \(3\times3\) inertia tensor. Only for rotation about a principal axis do the two vectors line up.
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