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RE: Win SBD in this Math Contest #1 - Simplify:
I'm impressed by the video!!
lemme try again
uxi = uxuxuy, = 1.uy = uy
your video widened my sight A LOT!
Can I think of i as a rotational axis along uz?
thx!
Thanks for your answer.
Vectors are not always based at the origin. Vectors can be at any point in space-time.
It's better to think of i as the product of ortho-normal (perpendicular unit) bases vectors to get the algebra correct. i is also an operator that performs a 90o rotation on real (and complex) vectors and multi-vectors.
I plan to explain a bit more when I announce the winners in about 3 days.
Check out who the winners are. You are one of them.
https://steemit.com/math/@point/winners-and-answer-to-the-win-sbd-in-this-math-contest-1-simplify
Congratulations!
Thx !!:)
Very good game!