2010
DOI: 10.1007/s00006-010-0270-4
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On the Structure of Complex Clifford Algebra

Abstract: Abstract. The structure of a complex Clifford algebra is studied by direct sum decompositions into eigenspaces of specific linear operators.Mathematics Subject Classification (2000). 11E88, 15A66, 15A75, 30G35.

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“…The complex Clifford algebras for small m are well known; C 0 are complex numbers itself, C 1 is the algebra of bicomplex numbers and C 2 is the algebra of biquaternions. More details on complex Clifford algebras one can find in the papers [2,3,4,8].…”
Section: B(ementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The complex Clifford algebras for small m are well known; C 0 are complex numbers itself, C 1 is the algebra of bicomplex numbers and C 2 is the algebra of biquaternions. More details on complex Clifford algebras one can find in the papers [2,3,4,8].…”
Section: B(ementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Computations become especially efficient due to the application of the Witt basis, in which the realization of spinor space within the CCA can be constructed directly. [9][10][11] We represent n-qubits as elements of the CCA 12 C 2n = G 2n ⊕ iG 2n = G 2n ⊗ C, where the G 2n is a real Clifford algebra based on signature (2n, 0). In particular, we define the elements 𝑓 𝑗 and 𝑓 † 𝑗 of the Witt basis of the C 2n with the help of orthonormal basis elements e 𝑗 ∈ G 2n as…”
Section: Complex Clifford Algebrasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Initially, in the quantum field theory, spinors were considered mainly in the framework of the Dirac matrix theory of spinors. The modern theory of spinors is usually formulated within the framework of the Clifford algebra formalism [30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39]. Such spinors are called algebraic.…”
Section: Superalgebraic Spinorsmentioning
confidence: 99%