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Responsible Business in a Changing Worldsymplectic Clifford algebra invented by Albert Crumeyrolle in 1975. Both Clifford algebras are defined as the deformations (mutations) of the Grassmann or symmetric algebras respectively. The presented algebraic formalism is particularly well suited for the description of the multi-fermionic and multi-bosonic operators in quantum field theory.

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Piero Giammarco,Cecilia Casalegnose field . is 2, [..] is finite and the dimension of . is infinite but less than ℵ. we characterize the extended form by a finite number of invariants. This turns out by using linear topologies on . assigned with the quadratic form and an application of lattice theory in the theory of quadratic forms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38942-9The existence of minimal left ideal bundles and primitive idempotent sections is also studied. In this context Roger Penrose’s notion of a flag is generalized to give a geometric characterization of minimal left ideals of a real Clifford algebra .. with 0 ≤ . < . ≤ 3.

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Algebraic spin structuresThe existence of minimal left ideal bundles and primitive idempotent sections is also studied. In this context Roger Penrose’s notion of a flag is generalized to give a geometric characterization of minimal left ideals of a real Clifford algebra .. with 0 ≤ . < . ≤ 3.