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Witts Theorem in Finite Dimensions,eometric algebra in finite dimensions pivots on this theorem. Much of the effort put in this book has been aimed at discovering and proving analogous theorems in countable dimension. In this chapter we discuss the finite dimensional case.

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Quadratic Forms,x ∈ E, and 2) the assignment Ψ: (x, y) ? Q(x+y) - Q(x) - Q(y) from E × E into k is bilinear (Ψ is called the .; it is, by necessity, a symmetric form). Thus, by definition, we have the formula Q(x+y) = Q(x) + Q(y) + Ψ (x, y).

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Fundamentals on Sesquilinear Forms,hat are used throughout the text. A number of fundamental definitions have been inserted in later chapters; whenever it had been possible to introduce a concept right where it is needed without interrupting the flow of ideas we have postponed its introduction.

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Extension of Isometries,orems 5 and 9 below). The crucial assumptions for an extension to exist turn out to be equality of the isometry types of V. and V. and homeomorphy of V and V under φ with respect to the weak linear topology σ(Φ) attached to the form on E.

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Witts Theorem in Finite Dimensions,eometric algebra in finite dimensions pivots on this theorem. Much of the effort put in this book has been aimed at discovering and proving analogous theorems in countable dimension. In this chapter we discuss the finite dimensional case.

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