Octonions a Development of Cliffords Bi Quaterions
Octonions a Development of Cliffords Bi Quaterions
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Here a" is parallel and MBB' is perpendicular to MAA' so that Ml {a'MBB') is parallel to the plane of A and A'. Since A and A' are not parallel it follows that y and y' can always be deter- mined, and that in an infinite number of ways, as desired. Hence we may assume eq. (15) to hold with the condition SMAA'MBB' = 0.
We may therefore take i along the shortest distance of B and B' and k along the shortest distance of A and A' so that a" is parallel to k. Now express A, A', B, B' and a" in terms... of i, j and k (i. E. A = — iSiA —jSjA, &c. ) and collect the terms in SEi, SEj and SEk. We thus get equations of the form of (12) and (13), The condition M^BB' not zero still holds with the new meanings of B and B'. [This can be proved directly or we may notice that if it do not hold we can by the above reduce equations (12), (13) to the form of equations (10), (11). ] Note that both equations (10) and (12) are of the form of eq. (15). Indeed as we see by the above proof eq. (15) with the condition SiMAA'MBB' = may be taken as giving the general form for when a; is a repeated root of the >i cubic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here a" is parallel and MBB' is perpendicular to MAA' so that Ml {a'MBB') is parallel to the plane of A and A'. Since A and A' are not parallel it follows that y and y' can always be deter- mined, and that in an infinite number of ways, as desired. Hence we may assume eq. (15) to hold with the condition SMAA'MBB' = 0.
We may therefore take i along the shortest distance of B and B' and k along the shortest distance of A and A' so that a" is parallel to k. Now express A, A', B, B' and a" in terms... of i, j and k (i. E. A = — iSiA —jSjA, &c. ) and collect the terms in SEi, SEj and SEk. We thus get equations of the form of (12) and (13), The condition M^BB' not zero still holds with the new meanings of B and B'. [This can be proved directly or we may notice that if it do not hold we can by the above reduce equations (12), (13) to the form of equations (10), (11). ] Note that both equations (10) and (12) are of the form of eq. (15). Indeed as we see by the above proof eq. (15) with the condition SiMAA'MBB' = may be taken as giving the general form for when a; is a repeated root of the >i cubic.
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