- the
origin of R3. Thus,
multivectors defined on Rn+1 can be
viewed as
multivectors on Pn. A
convenient way to view a
multivector on Pn is to
examine it...
- Cleven(V)
consisting of
multivectors R such that R R ~ = 1. {\displaystyle R{\tilde {R}}=1.} That is, it
consists of
multivectors that can be
written as...
-
encountered to
describe multivectors containing elements of only one grade. In
higher dimensional space, some such
multivectors are not
blades (cannot...
- pairs, triplets, and
multivectors that
generalize vectors. With
multiple combinational possibilities, the
space of
multivectors expands to 2n dimensions...
- {\displaystyle A} ,
where X {\displaystyle X} and A {\displaystyle A} are
multivectors, is
defined as A ∗ ∂ X F ( X ) = lim ϵ → 0 F ( X + ϵ A ) − F ( X ) ϵ...
-
scalar plus a bivector. The
geometric product is well
defined for any
multivectors as arguments. A
bilinear product in an
algebra over a field. A Lie bracket...
- ISBN 978-1-58488-772-0.
William E
Baylis (2004). "§4.2.3 Higher-grade
multivectors in Cℓn: Duals".
Lectures on
Clifford (geometric)
algebras and applications...
- axioms,
capturing the
formal aspects of
Cayley and Sylvester's
theory of
multivectors. It was thus a calculus, much like the
propositional calculus, except...
-
vector space and its dual Left
contraction and
right contraction of
multivectors in a
geometric algebra,
extensions of the
inner product One of the rules...
- {f}}}(B)} for all
multivectors A {\displaystyle A} and B {\displaystyle B} ,
where ∗ {\displaystyle *} is the
scalar product of
multivectors. If geometric...
