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bastion
Thank you bastion.
I appreciate your kind offer of help.
PM would be good.
I am not a mathematician.
My model is a set of drawn diagrams which i have been trying to explain for a couple of years now.
I was introduced to quaternions only recently by a Prof elsewhere while trying to describe my model mechanically. He also pointed me to Einstein's
tensors to see if i could fit them to my 4d hyper-cube diagram model.
I was already using L,H,W as my dimensions. After all. They are the dimensions we live in.
Changing i,j,k to L,H,W is the only change i made to the quaternions. And thanks for pointing out my error i/,j/,k. It only amounts to a spelling
mistake. I did link to quaternions for clarification.
The 4d hyper-cube is a product of a transform from the quaternions by way of propagation/expansion and rotation to octonions.
The hessian matrix describes the inner cube which is a vector space and dependent of the action of the outer cube scaling/value being raised or
lowered. See diagram on page 1, and please take into account it is a 2d representation of a 4d space/object. I have not labelled the additional 3
hidden by the centre S+T's, (also explained in that reply).
The eigenvectors would be the points where the inner cube connects to the outer cube in the diagram i pointed to above? But, i didn't find it that
way. The vector space is 10% smaller and rotated from the outer cube.
Hopefully we can discuss this further when i have received your helpful notes and maybe i will be able to explain a little clearer.
Although the point of my thread is a complete math form vs binary based on the quaternion (-1, 0 +1). The information you are pointing out should
support my overall model further.
This may take me a while to attempt to explain more clearly. You might have to be patient while i learn to understand your points.