Abstract
This is the first book on geometric algebra that has been written especially for the computer science audience. When reading it, you should remember that geometric algebra is fundamentally simple, and fundamentally simplifying. That simplicity will not always be clear; precisely because it is so fundamental, it does basic things in a slightly different way and in a different notation. This requires your full attention, notably in the beginning, when we only seem to go over familiar things in a perhaps irritatingly different manner. The patterns we uncover, and the coordinate-free way in which we encode them, will all pay off in the end in generally applicable quantitative geometrical operators and constructions. © 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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Dorst, L., Fontijne, D., & Mann, S. (2007). Geometric Algebra for Computer Science. Geometric Algebra for Computer Science. Elsevier Inc.
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