Clifford algebra

Clifford algebra is a mathematical framework that extends traditional algebra to include geometric concepts like vectors and rotations. It provides a way to multiply and combine geometric objects while capturing their spatial relationships. Think of it as a tool to handle points, lines, planes, and their interactions in a unified way, enabling easier calculations of angles, distances, and transformations in multi-dimensional space. Used in physics and computer graphics, Clifford algebra simplifies complex geometric operations and helps model the behavior of physical systems, such as electromagnetic fields or robotic movements.