/// \note The columns of J corresponds to the basis of the spatial velocities of each joint and expressed at the origin of the inertial frame. In other words, if \f$ v_{J_{i}} = S_{i} \dot{q}_{i}\f$ is the relative velocity of the joint i regarding to its parent, then \f$J = \begin{bmatrix} ^{0}X_{1} S_{1} & \cdots & ^{0}X_{i} S_{i} & \cdots & ^{0}X_{\text{nj}} S_{\text{nj}} \end{bmatrix} \f$. This Jacobian has no special meaning. To get the jacobian of a precise joint, you need to call se3::getJacobian
Matrix6xJ;
/// \brief Derivative of the Jacobian with respect to the time.
Matrix6xdJ;
/// \brief Vector of joint placements wrt to algorithm end effector.