The book under review represents a first step towards the study of spinors and simple spinors in higher-dimensional real pseudo-Euclidean spaces that are of possible interest to physicists. The authors give all necessary mathematical notions including vector spaces with real and complex structure, inner products in vector spaces, algebras and their representations. Among useful techniques presented are Clifford algebras associated with real vector spaces with scalar products (in particular their representations, grading and periodicities), general properties of spinor spaces, bilinear forms and conjugations. As the authors write in the preface of the book special attention is paid to research work in theoretical physics, where often, besides theorems and propositions, algorithms are required for explicit calculations.
- Geometric analogue of holographic reduced representation
- An introduction to the spinorial chessboard
- Bergmannian relativity and bracket spaces
- Dirac equation and the Ivanenko-Landau-Kähler equation
- Scalar products on Clifford modules and pseudo-\(H\)-type Lie algebras
- A class of linear spectral problems in Clifford algebras
- Clifford algebra as a bridge between discrete and continuous worlds
- On complex representations of Clifford algebra
- Twistor origin of the superstring
- Unobservability of bispinor two-valuedness in Minkowski space-time
- Division algebras and quantum theory
- Two-spinor formulation of first-order gravity coupled to Dirac fields
- Siegel-Satake cross and associated Clifford algebras
- \(CPT\) groups of spinor fields in de Sitter and anti-de Sitter spaces
- On Clifford algebras and binary integers
- An introduction to the edition of two Lemaître's original manuscripts
- Tensor- and spinor-valued random fields with applications to continuum physics and cosmology
- Pure spinors, intrinsic torsion and curvature in even dimensions
- Generic measure preserving transformations and the closed groups they generate
- Linear quadratic regulation for discrete-time antilinear systems: an anti-Riccati matrix equation approach
- Matrix geometries and fuzzy spaces as finite spectral triples
- On spinors transformations
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 109587 (Why is no real title available?)
- An explicit realization of spinor spaces and its application to clifford analysis
- Cyclic structures of Cliffordian supergroups and particle representations of \(\mathrm{Spin}_+(1, 3)\)
- Isocliny in spinor space and Wilson fermions
- A compact form of the Darboux-Bäcklund transformation for some spectral problems in Clifford algebras
- Almost Robinson geometries
- Conformal invariance of Clifford monogenic functions in the indefinite signature case
- On the existence of extremal solutions for the conjugate discrete-time Riccati equation
- Output feedback control of anti-linear systems using adaptive dynamic programming
- Using periodicity theorems for computations in higher dimensional Clifford algebras
- On spinors of zero nullity
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