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vector algebra - the part of algebra that deals with the theory of vectors and vector spaces

math, mathematics, maths - a science (or group of related sciences) dealing with the logic of quantity and shape and arrangement

algebra - the mathematics of generalized arithmetical operations

decomposition, vector decomposition - the analysis of a vector field

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In the complex vector algebra, the oscillations of a charged particle immersed in zeropoint field have been studied recently by the author [26].

Mass of a charged particle with complex structure in zeropoint field

He covers basics, vector algebra, vector geometry, transformations, orientations, polygons and polyhedra, curves and surfaces, visibility, lighting, and other paradigms.

Mathematical Structures for Computer Graphics

To uproot the misleading concept of negative length or distance from the basic level of trigonometry, realistic definitions of trigonometric ratios have been offered in Bhattacharjee (2012) with the help of vector algebra and they have been subsequently employed to derive the basic formulae of trigonometry in an unambiguous manner.

Giving more realistic definitions of trigonometric ratios II

Last but not least, is should be mentioned that the use of the particular Whittaker scalars was chosen only for their interesting internal symmetry of the resulting vector algebra. One could introduce for example a simpler harmonic dependence by choosing arbitrary functions F(z) cos([omega]t), G(x, -), [psi](x, y) although not necessarily with exactly the same vector algebra.

A closed algebra of Clebsch forms derived from Whittaker super-potentials and applications in electromagnetic research

Vector algebra was our chapter in 12th class it's fully integrating with the game.

Kashmiri student develops three-dimensional Android shooter game

Students should be comfortable with at least one-variable calculus, vector algebra in the plane, mathematical induction, and elementary set theory.

Axiomatic geometry