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<title>Notas de Matemática - Nº 312</title>
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<description>2011</description>
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<title>Comments on differentiable over function of split quaternions</title>
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<description>Comments on differentiable over function of split quaternions
Masrouri, Naser; Yayli, Yusuf; Faroughi, M. H.; Mirshafizadeh, M.
The theory of mathematical analysis over split quaternions is formulated in a closest possible
analogy to the usual theory of analytic functions of a complex variable. After reviewing
split quaternion algebra via an isomorphic 4 £ 4 matrix representation, a different definition
is given to partial derivatives involving split quaternions. This takes care of the ambiguity
involved in the no commutative properties of split quaternions. A closely analogous condition
for analyticity of functions of a split quaternion variable is found. The analogy with complex
variables is illustrated for both the derivative.
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<dc:date>2011-10-17T20:44:47Z</dc:date>
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