Why can't you multiply vectors?
Freya HolmérYouTube ↗
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Starting from a vector whose square equals its squared length, the talk derives a product with scalar and oriented-plane parts and connects it to rotations.
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multiplying two vectors together is the dot product plus the wedge productwe interpret it as a bi Vector so it's an oriented plane with an area and and that's itthis returns a b Vector it generalizes to any Dimension it doesn't have to be only 3Dnatural numbers are closed under addition and multiplication