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This discussion focuses on seeking recommendations for free digital resources on Clifford Algebras, specifically beyond common sources like Wikipedia and Wolfram. Participants inquire about various aspects of Clifford Algebras, including their representation theory and relation to quadratic forms. A notable suggestion includes a paper from arXiv titled "1205.5935v1.pdf" and the textbook "Geometric Algebra for Physicists" authored by contributors from Cambridge University. These resources provide valuable insights into the mathematical framework of Clifford Algebras.

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  • Understanding of Clifford Algebras
  • Familiarity with representation theory
  • Knowledge of quadratic forms
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  • Explore the paper "1205.5935v1.pdf" on arXiv for advanced insights into Clifford Algebras
  • Read "Geometric Algebra for Physicists" to understand practical applications of Clifford Algebras
  • Research the representation theory of Clifford Algebras for deeper mathematical comprehension
  • Investigate the relationship between Clifford Algebras and quadratic forms for theoretical applications
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Does anyone recommend a particular free (digital) resource on Clifford Algebras?

Besides the usual (wiki, wolfram, etc), if possible :D
 
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The Chaz said:
Does anyone recommend a particular free (digital) resource on Clifford Algebras?

Besides the usual (wiki, wolfram, etc), if possible :D

Which aspect of Clifford algebras? Their representation theory? Their relation to quadratic forms?
 
The Chaz said:
Does anyone recommend a particular free (digital) resource on Clifford Algebras?

Besides the usual (wiki, wolfram, etc), if possible :D

You might like this:

http://arxiv.org/pdf/1205.5935v1.pdf

I haven't tried it myself, there's also the textbook geometric algebra for physicists by people from Cam univ.
 

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