Multivector

A multivector is a mathematical object used in geometric algebra that combines different types of elements—scalars (numbers), vectors (directions), and higher-dimensional entities called bivectors, trivectors, etc.—into a single entity. Think of it as a unified way to represent complex geometric information, like points, lines, areas, and volumes, all together. This allows for more efficient calculations and descriptions of geometric transformations, making multivectors valuable in physics, engineering, and computer science for modeling and manipulating multidimensional spaces.