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I am talking about some very specialised results in an application area. Not Electro Magnetism which I believe you are referring to? The formulation of EM with
by Certhas 4mo ago
I am talking about some very specialised results in an application area. Not Electro Magnetism which I believe you are referring to?
The formulation of EM with antisymmetric field tensors (which is the same thing as a bivector) is certainly very old and absolute standard in the physics curriculum. And I certainly was taught the definition in terms of wedge products that is also given here in undergrad:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_tensor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_tensor
(See the section: Relationship to the classic fields).
Not sure what you are looking for beyond that?