Norm
The algebra norm of a hypercomplex element: the determinant of multiplication-by- on the -dimensional space. Reduces to the Gaussian at one imaginary unit.
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Norm (mathematics)MathWorldNormWikidataQ956437Encyclopedia of MathematicsnormBritannicatopic/norm-mathematicsWolfram LanguageNorm!Norm(z)the determinant of the multiplication-by- mapTyped signatures
| Type | Package | Applies |
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(list<tuple> | number | tensor | tuple, (+oo | real | string)?) -> +oo | nan | real | compute-engine | always |
(list<tuple> | number | tensor | tuple, (+oo | real | string)?) -> +oo | nan | real | hypercomplexreplaces compute-engine | always |
Details
- Computed through the tower : for , , bottoming out at a scalar
- NOT — the signature is mixed, and at that product keeps a live part
- Multiplicative on a FIXED unit set; the norm is taken over the subalgebra generated by the units occurring in , and adjoining a generator squares it
- is invertible exactly when its norm is; a norm of marks a zero divisor
- Left symbolic for the anticommuting families, whose norm is a different object
Examples
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See also: Conjugate, NonCommutativeMultiply, Basis