By Klaus Gürlebeck, Wolfgang Sprössig, Klaus Guerlebeck
Quarternionic calculus covers a department of arithmetic which makes use of computational suggestions to assist resolve difficulties from a large choice of actual platforms that are mathematically modelled in three, four or extra dimensions. Examples of the applying components contain thermodynamics, hydrodynamics, geophysics and structural mechanics. targeting the Clifford algebra method the authors have drawn jointly the learn into quarternionic calculus to supply the non-expert or learn pupil with an obtainable advent to the topic. This e-book fills the distance among the theoretical representations and the necessities of the consumer.
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