Numerical Calculations in Clifford Algebra: A Practical Guide for Engineers and Scientists
About this eBook
An intuitive combination of the theory of Clifford algebra with numerous worked and computed examples and calculations
Numerical Calculations in Clifford Algebra: A Practical Guide for Engineers and Scientists is an accessible and practical introduction to Clifford algebra, with comprehensive coverage of the theory and calculations. The book offers many worked and computed examples at a variety of levels of complexity and over a range of different applications making extensive use of diagrams to maintain clarity. The author introduces and documents the Clifford Numerical Suite, developed to overcome the limitations of existing computational packages and to enable the rapid creation and deployment of sophisticated and efficient code.
Applications of the suite include Fourier transforms for arrays of any types of Clifford numbers and the solution of linear systems in which the coefficients are Clifford numbers of particular types, including scalars, bicomplex numbers, quaternions, Pauli matrices, and extended electromagnetic fields. Readers will find:
- A thorough introduction to Clifford algebra, with a combination of theory and practical implementation in a range of engineering problems
- Comprehensive explorations of a variety of worked and computed examples at various levels of complexity
- Practical discussions of the conceptual and computational tools for solving common engineering problems
- Detailed documentation on the deployment and application of the Clifford Numerical Suite
Perfect for engineers, researchers, and academics with an interest in Clifford algebra, Numerical Calculations in Clifford Algebra: A Practical Guide for Engineers and Scientists will particularly benefit professionals in the areas of antenna design, digital image processing, theoretical physics, and geometry.
About the author
Andrew Seagar, PhD, is Director for the Bachelor of Engineering Programs at the Gold Coast Campus of the School of Engineering at Griffith University in Australia. He has experience in a variety of research, commercial development, and academic positions around the world, primarily in the areas of electrical or biomedical engineering.
