enkimute

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   by enkimute 7y ago

   Right. uhm. glad to get the blood flowing ;) Ganja.js is a personal project that got quite out of hand. Its primary goal was to lower the threshold for people to discover Geometric Algebra through examples and see its coordinate-free ap
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   by enkimute 7y ago

   Just a heads up - @ninepoints let me know he got rate limited and will answer as soon as allowed again ;)
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   by enkimute 7y ago

   In the short version, the representations are isomorphic, that is you can take all formulas from our Siggraph cheat sheets and replace all operators by Eric's 'anti-operators'. You can review the discussion with Eric here :
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   by enkimute 7y ago

   For those interested - In a few weeks, 26-27-28 February, there is a (free) workshop featuring talks and workshops from Leo Dorst, Anthony Lasenby, Charles Gunn, Steven De Keninck (the lecturer from this vid - disclaimer - thats me), Vincen
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   by enkimute 7y ago

   Hi (Steven here) - biVector.net is an effort from active researchers from Cambridge, UPEM Paris, UVA Amsterdam, and a couple of others. (as well as the developers for some modern, actively maintained GA libraries).
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   by enkimute 9y ago

   I guess I could do that for the Geometric Algebra part, but for the operator overloading and algebraic literals, ganja.js generates a simple ast translator that heavily depends on javascript introspection and weak typing. It might be possib