Finding quaternion representing the rotation from one vector to another?

The problem as stated is not well-defined: there is not a unique rotation for a given pair of vectors. Consider the case, for example, where you = and v = . One rotation from you to v would be a pi / 2 rotation around the z-axis.

Another rotation from you to v would be a pi rotation around the vector .

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