Quaternions and General Relativity
Introduction
Quaternions are a four dimensional extension of the complex number system. They are useful in describing rotations in three and four dimensional space. This paper demonstrates that the curved space time of general relativity can be described and calculated with quaternions.
Quaternions together with differential forms provide the most concise and geometrically intuitive description of curved space time yet devised (Sections 1-14).
There is also an amazing connection between four dimensional space-time
geometry and three-dimensional clifford algebra(Sections 15,16).
In Section 17 I present a stochastic model of the Dirac Equation. It is
version of the Feynman checkerboard. which describes the 2 dimensional Dirac
Equation. This actually leads to a generalization of this equation.
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