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Fundamentals Of Hypercomplex Numbers | UCLA Extension
Dr. Michael Miller, a retired researcher at RAND, has been teaching upper level undergraduate/graduate level math courses for fun at UCLA Extension for over 50 years. This winter, he'll be introducing hypercomplex numbers to those interested in abstract math: Fundamentals Of Hypercomplex Numbers. His courses are thorough and rigorous, but geared toward lifelong learners and beginners in abstract mathematics to allow people better entry points into higher level mathematics. His classes are […]https://boffosocko.com/2025/12/03/fundamentals-of-hypercomplex-numbers-ucla-extension/
The determinant of transvections. — New blog post on Freedom Math Dance
A transvection in a K-vector space V is a linear map T(f,v) of the form x↦x+f(x)v, where f is a linear form and v is a vector such that f(v)=0. It is known that such a linear map is invertible, with inverse given by f and −v. More precisely, one has T(f,0)=id and T(f,v+w)=T(f,v)∘T(f,w). In finite dimension, these maps have determinant 1 and it is known that they generate the special linear group SL(V), the group of linear automorphisms of determinant 1.
When I started formalizing in Lean the theory of the special linear group, the question raised itself of the appropriate generality for such results. In particular, what happens when one replaces the field K with a ring R and the K-vector space V with an R-module?
https://freedommathdance.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-determinant-of-transvections.html
Numperphile - “Lord of the Commutative Rings”
This was the sort of stuff I loved in upper-level undergraduate mathematics.
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