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Thank you for the reply. This has helped me quiet a lot, and has changed how I plan to continue my essay. EDIT: What i meant is definatly a tensor. The tensor you refer to is a modern definition. By tensor I mean a signless number which is a stretch factor rather than length. I am suggesting...

By tensor I mean a positive real number which acts as a "scale factor". It simply changes the length of the vector. A interesting point to note here is that 0 is *not* a tensor as this would change the direction, though the limit exists.

My aim is to interpret two-dimension vector quotients. I will be using this as the analogue to what a quaternion is. Ok here goes: *only considering vectors in two-dimensions* We define a vector to be a directed line from A to B. We define equality between two vectors if we can use...