Advances in Applied Clifford Algebras


Volume 4, No. 2
December 1994

ISSN 0188-7009
 


TABLE OF CONTENTS of Journal

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  • Papers
  • Abstracts of Recent Papers
  • Book Reviews and Recommended Readings

  • PAPERS

    1. Page 109-122: P. Reany, Unipodal Algebra Reopens the Theory of Algebraic Equations
    2. Page 123-130: N. Fleury and M. Rausch de Traubenberg, Finite Dimensional Representations of Clifford Algebras of Polynomials
    3. Page 131-144: M. Rausch de Traubenberg, Clifford Algebras of Polynomials Generalized Grassmann Algebras and q-Deformed Heisenberg Algebras
    4. Page 145-156: M. Durdevic, Braided Clifford Algebras as Braided Quantum Groups
    5. Page 157-164: G. Casanova, L'Algebre de Clifford et la Dialectique de Hegel

    ABSTRACTS of Recent Papers (page 165-179)

    1. Yu. N. Obukhov and S.N. Solodukhin, Dirac Equation and the Ivanenko-Landau-Kahler Equation
    2. H.W. Crater and P. Van Alstine, Structure of Quantum-Mechanical Relativistic Two-Body Interactions for Spinning Particles
    3. Eduard Prugovecki, On Foundational and Geometric Critical Aspects of Quantum Electrodynamics
    4. Tarun Biswas, Special Relativistic Newtonian Gravity
    5. R. Shaw, Finite Geometry, Dirac Groups and the Table of Real Clifford Algebras
    6. Naohisa Ogawa, Dirac Sea and Chiral Anomaly
    7. John R. Fanchi, Evaluating the Validity of Parametrized Relativistic Wave Equations
    8. Pierre Minnaert and Marek Mozrzymas, On the Superalgebras Built from SO(3) Tensor Operators
    9. Michael G. Fuda, A New Picture for Light Front Dynamics, II
    10. Sorin Lugojan, Quaternionc Derivability
    11. Susumu Okubo, Representations of Clifford Algebras and its Applications
    12. J.P. Crawford, Clifford Algebra: Notes on the Spinor Metric and Lorentz, Poincare and Conformal Groups
    13. Stephen Parrott, Unphysical and Physical(?) Solutions of the Lorentz-Dirac Equation
    14. Robin L. Hudson and Sylvia Pulmannova, Sum Logics and Tensor Products
    15. A.O. Barut and M. Pavsic, Dirac's Shell Model of the Electron and the General Theory of Moving Relativistic Charged Membranes
    16. Ulrich Bleyer, Energy Levels of the Hydrogen Atom due to a Generalized Dirac Equation
    17. E. Comay, Remarks on the Physical Meaning of the Lorentz-Dirac Equation
    18. G.F. Torres del Castillo, Spinors in Three Dimensions. III
    19. T.A. Ivanova, Octonions, Self-Duality and Strings
    20. Franco Piazzese, On the Relationships Between the Dirac Spinors and Clifford Subalgebra Cl+_1,3
    21. D. Waxman, The Fredholm Determinant for a Dirac Operator
    22. J.D. Edmonds Jr., Connections Between the two Dirac Equations
    23. A. Maia Jr., E. Recami, W.A. Rodrigues, Jr. and M.A. F. Rosa, Magnetic Monopoles Without Strings by Kahler-Clifford Algebra: Geometrical Interpretation of a Satisfactory Formalism
    24. K.K. Wan and J.J. Powis, Quatnum Mechanics in Dirac's Front Form
    25. W.S. Leng, What are the Conditions for a Unique Mathematical Model for Physics?-and some Physical Predictions that Result
    26. G.F. Torres del Castillo, R. Cartas Fuentevilla, Solution of Nonscalar Equations in Cylindrical Coordinates. II
    27. Huang Liping, Jordan Canonical Form of a Matrix over the Quaternion Field
    28. A.O. Barut, H.G. Cruz, Classical Relativistic Spinning Particle with Anomalous Magnetic Moment-the Precession of Spin
    29. Matej Pavsic, Erasmo Recami, Waldyr A. Rodrigues Jr., Spin and Electron Structure
    30. A.V. Shchelkachev, Relativistically Invariant Representation of Arbitrary Bilinear Combinations of Dirac Spinors
    31. P. Piccinni, On the Infinitesimal Automorphism of Quaternionic Structures
    32. R. Mignani, E. Recami, Complex Electromagnetic Four-Potential and the Cabibbo-Ferrari Relation for Magnetic Monopoles

    BOOK REVIEWS and Recommended Readings



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