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Implementation of Geometric Algebra in MATLAB with Applications
This note explains Geometric algebra, Projective geometry, Application to 3D reconstruction, Description of the developed MATLAB code.
Author(s): Leonid K Antanovskii
57 Pages
Applications of Geometric Algebra in Computer Vision
There are four main areas discussed in this guide is: Geometric Algebra, Projective Geometry, Multiple View Tensors and 3DReconstruction.
Author(s): Christian B.U. Perwass
174 Pages
Physical Applications of Geometric Algebra zip
This note explains new techniques in Geometric Algebra through their applications, rather than as purely formal mathematics. It introduces Geometric Algebra as a new mathematical technique to add to your existing base as a theoretician or experimentalist.
Author(s): Chris Doran and Anthony Lasenby
174 Pages
Geometric (Clifford) algebra a practical tool for efficient geometric representation
This note explans the following topics: Vector space Vn over scalars such as IR, The clifford geometric products, Inner and outer products, Bivectors in the standard model, Bivectors in the homogeneous model, Perpendicularity, Reflection through communication, Duality and subspace representation.
Author(s): Leo Dorst
41 Pages
