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Ah gotcha, why don't bivectors transform normally e: I'm restating the question in a form I understand, not asking it.
by MiroF 6y ago
Ah gotcha, why don't bivectors transform normally
e: I'm restating the question in a form I understand, not asking it.
- ogogmad 6y agoIf T:V->V is a linear transformation and "^" is the exterior product then T(u^v)=T(u)^T(v). For example, let T be a reflection about the plane spanned by e1 and e2. Then T(e1^e2)=e1^e2, but T(e1 x e2) = -e1 x e2, where "x" denotes the cross product.
- MiroF 6y agoI should have been clear, I was restating their question, not asking it again.
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