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| Author(s) | Kortesi , Peter |
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Modelling quaternions
Peter Kortesi
Abstract
creative_2005_14_011_018_abstractFull PDF
creative_2005_14_011_018The Hamilton quaternions are usually introduced as generalisation of complex numbers respecting the basic identities. We present a way to use matrices to introduce quaternions and study their properties, using an isomorphism between the two structures.
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