The octonions as a twisted group algebra
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Abstract: We show that the octonions can be defined as the -algebra with basis and multiplication given by , where . While it is well known that the octonions can be described as a twisted group algebra, our purpose is to point out that this is a useful description. We show how the basic properties of the octonions follow easily from our definition. We give a uniform description of the sixteen orders of integral octonions containing the Gravesian integers, and a computation-free proof of their existence.
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