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  • '''Quaternions''' are numbers of the form <math>a+bi+cj+dk</math>, where <math>a</math>, < The need for quaternions became apparent after the successful introduction of [[Complex number|compl
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  • ...n H. Conway | authorlink=John Conway | coauthors=Derek A. Smith | title=On Quaternions and Octonions | publisher=A K Peters | year=2003 | isbn=1568811349 }}
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Quaternions]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • #REDIRECT [[quaternions]]
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  • A nonassociative and noncommutative extension of the quaternions.
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  • ...f Sir William Rowan Hamilton who first described the related [[Quaternions|quaternions]]. *[[Quaternions]]
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  • ...n H. Conway | authorlink=John Conway | coauthors=Derek A. Smith | title=On Quaternions and Octonions | publisher=A K Peters | year=2003 | isbn=1568811349 }}
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  • ...n H. Conway | authorlink=John Conway | coauthors=Derek A. Smith | title=On Quaternions and Octonions | publisher=A K Peters | year=2003 | isbn=1568811349 }}
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  • {{r|Quaternions}}
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  • {{r|Quaternions}}
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  • '''Quaternions''' are numbers of the form <math>a+bi+cj+dk</math>, where <math>a</math>, < The need for quaternions became apparent after the successful introduction of [[Complex number|compl
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Quaternions]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • * The [[quaternions]] form a division ring.
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  • {{r|Quaternions}}
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  • |title = On Quaternions and Octonions: Their Geometry, Arithmetic and Symmetry
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  • * The ring of [[quaternions]] '''H''' is a [[division ring]] with [[centre of a ring|centre]] the [[rea
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  • {{r|Quaternions}}
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  • ...as the "analytical basis, and the true basis" of the complex numbers, the quaternions, and other algebras.
    8 KB (1,209 words) - 08:09, 28 September 2013
  • ...functions, such as [[arctan]], should only be used with great caution. [[Quaternions]], a 4-dimensional approach in 3D space, can also be used, and this method
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  • ...e, as a young man Kit Traverse's romantically champions [[vectors]] over [[quaternions]], which reflects the young mathematician's relation to the world. Most pro
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  • ...n sets are the [[fibonacci numbers]], [[even numbers]], [[odd numbers]], [[quaternions]], [[octonions]] and the [[Hamiltonian integers]].
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  • ...York 1985. p. 129</ref> that Maxwell familiarized himself with Hamilton's quaternions as late as the early 1870s. Later, [[Maxwell's equations]] were recast by [
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