Grassmann-Browne Algebra
David Park
The GrassmannCalculus application, based on the work of Grassmann and Browne, is described. One example, the derivation of coordinate equations for lines and planes in n-dimensional space, is presented. This illustrates how smoothly Mathematica and Grassmann–Browne algebra merge to form a nice contextual exposition of geometry, linear algebra and calculus suitable for STEM education at all levels.
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