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There's also octonions and sedenions. I prefer the blanket term onion-algebras.
by NAFV_P 13y ago
There's also octonions and sedenions. I prefer the blanket term onion-algebras.
- spiritplumber 13y agoThanks, my head was already hurting :P
- leoc 13y agoNow your eyes can hurt as well.
- yati 13y agoWow. Thanks for this. But I guess quaternions are much more well known because of their application in Computer Graphics/Vision (which is how I stumbled upon this article)
- NAFV_P 13y agoI think that is because quaternions form a division algebra, but matrices don't (neither do sedenions).