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It's a unification of geometry and algebra in 2 dimensions, but generalizations beyond that are scarce. Effectively we're left with a solution where we can rep
by lumost 5y ago
It's a unification of geometry and algebra in 2 dimensions, but generalizations beyond that are scarce. Effectively we're left with a solution where we can represent any space in dimensions modulo 2.
While quaternions and some higher dimensional complex numbers exist, is there a unified formula expressing Euler's formula for arbitrary numbers of dimensions? is there one for an infinite dimension space?