“If geometric algebra is so good, why is it that 140 years after William
Kingdon Clifford’s death it is still not universally taught and used?”
My answer to this question is contained in the attached pdf - file. I am hoping my new book, "Matrix Gateway to Geometric Algebra, Spacetime and Spinors", and new article will help break the logjam.
Garret Sobczyk
I really appreciate your writing effort. Recently, analytic manifolds, e.g., Stiefel & Grassmann manifolds (example of Riemannian manifolds) gained great attention in the applications of Artificial Intelligence. I would therefore suggest you to write a Book on "Manifolds Algebra for Machine Learning" may be a popular and good selling book in the current market. I read some of your work related to Riemannian manifolds, but I would like to put more focus on analytic manifolds as well as symmetric positive definite or semi definite matrices etc.
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