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math-ph2005★ 3 cited

Quaternions in mathematical physics (2): Analytical bibliography

Andre Gsponer, Jean-Pierre Hurni

This is part two of a series of four methodological papers on (bi)quaternions and their use in theoretical and mathematical physics: 1- Alphabetical bibliography, 2- Analytical bib…

math-ph2005★ 15 cited

Quaternions in mathematical physics (1): Alphabetical bibliography

Andre Gsponer, Jean-Pierre Hurni

This is part one of a series of four methodological papers on (bi)quaternions and their use in theoretical and mathematical physics: 1- Alphabetical bibliography, 2- Analytical bib…

math-ph2004★ 8 cited

Cornelius Lanczos's derivation of the usual action integral of classical electrodynamics

Andre Gsponer, Jean-Pierre Hurni

The usual action integral of classical electrodynamics is derived starting from Lanczos's electrodynamics -- a pure field theory in which charged particles are identified with sing…

math-ph2004★ 10 cited

Lanczos's functional theory of electrodynamics: A commentary on Lanczos's PhD dissertation

Andre Gsponer, Jean-Pierre Hurni

Lanczos's idea of classical electrodynamics as a biquaternionic field theory in which point singularities are interpreted as electrons is reevaluated. Using covariant quaternionic…

math-ph2002★ 1 cited

Lanczos's equation as a way out of the spin 3/2 crisis?

Andre Gsponer, Jean-Pierre Hurni

It is shown (1) that Lanczos's quaternionic formulation of Dirac's equation does not lead to a solution of the problems that plague the standard spin 3/2 theory based on the Rarita…

math-ph2002★ 1 cited

Comment on formulating and generalizing Dirac's, Proca's, and Maxwell's equations with biquaternions or Clifford numbers

Andre Gsponer, Jean-Pierre Hurni

Many difficulties of interpretation met by contemporary researchers attempting to recast or generalize Dirac's, Proca's, or Maxwell's theories using biquaternions or Clifford numbe…

math-ph2002★ 12 cited

The physical heritage of Sir W.R. Hamilton

Andre Gsponer, Jean-Pierre Hurni

150 years after the discovery of quaternions, Hamilton's conjecture that quaternions are a fundamental language for physics is reevaluated and shown to be essentially correct, prov…