Excerpt from Octonions
Most of the methods and some of the results which follow are to some extent, I believe, novel. But I fear that many references to the work of others which ought to occur are wanting. The treatise was written at a distance from all mathematical libraries. I believe I should have been able to improve it in many respects if I had been able to consult the many authorities cited by Sir Robert Ball in his Theory of Screws.
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Excerpt from Octonions: A Development of Clifford's Bi-Quaternions
Most of the methods and some of the results which follow are to some extent, I believe, novel. But I fear that many references to the work of others which ought to occur are wanting. The treatise was written at a distance from all mathematical libraries. I believe I should have been able to improve it in many respects if I had been able to consult the many authorities cited by Sir Robert Ball in his Theory of Screws.
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Excerpt from Octonions: A Development of Clifford's Bi-Quaterions
I owe a great debt of gratitude to an old pupil for the results of a casual conversation I had with him some six or seven years ago. On that occasion Mr P. a M. Parker discoursed of rotors and motors in such wise that it seemed to his tutor high time to rub the dust from the volume of Clifford's Mathematical Papers lying on the shelves; for otherwise the tutor and pupil bade fair to change places. Many days of most interesting work and thought have been the sequel of that talk within the walls of Ormond College.
The treatment below of what Clifford called Bi-quaternions runs on two sharply-defined lines. Quaternions and the Ausdehnungslehre have both been pressed into the service, and the help from them has led to very different kinds of development. Neither development could, in my opinion, be well spared. The first seems to be allied to metrical geometry and the second to descriptive. At any rate I do not see how, in few words, better to describe the essential characteristics of the two. For more precise ideas the reader must study the subject itself.
So far as the present treatise is concerned, these developments took place in two periods. I had done what I could on the quaternion model, but being dissatisfied because so many questions which presented themselves were thereby but imperfectly answered, I put the work aside.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the fascinating world of quaternions, a mathematical system developed by Sir William Rowan Hamilton in the 19th century. The author explores the potential of quaternions to offer new and unexpected interpretations of geometrical concepts, going beyond their traditional applications. The book examines the fundamental laws of quaternions, separating them from their usual geometrical interpretations. This allows the author to explore a new system of symbols called "octonions," which involve a doubling of the ordinary scalars used in the traditional quaternion system. The author skillfully connects their work to the influential "Ausdehnungslehre" by Hermann Grassmann, another 19th-century mathematical system. This connection provides a powerful framework for further investigating the properties of octonions and their applications to geometry and physics. The book's unique perspective on quaternions and octonions, along with its insightful connections to Grassmann's work, makes a significant contribution to the understanding of these powerful mathematical tools. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781332346455_0
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