homog: Homogenous Clifford objects
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Homogenous Clifford objects
Description
A clifford object is homogenous if all its terms are the same grade. A
scalar (including the zero clifford object) is considered to be
homogenous. This ensures that is.homog(grade(C,n)) always
returns TRUE.
Usage
is.homog(C)
Arguments
C
Object of class clifford
Note
Nonzero homogenous clifford objects have a multiplicative inverse.
Author(s)
Robin K. S. Hankin
Examples
is.homog(rcliff())
is.homog(rcliff(include.fewer=FALSE))
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Homogenous Clifford objects
Description
A clifford object is homogenous if all its terms are the same grade. A
scalar (including the zero clifford object) is considered to be
homogenous. This ensures that is.homog(grade(C,n)) always
returns TRUE.
Usage
is.homog(C)
Arguments
C |
Object of class clifford |
Note
Nonzero homogenous clifford objects have a multiplicative inverse.
Author(s)
Robin K. S. Hankin
Examples
is.homog(rcliff()) is.homog(rcliff(include.fewer=FALSE))
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