Table Of ContentClifford Algebras and Their Application in Mathematical Phy
Fundamental Theories of Physics
An International Book Series on The Fundamental Theories of Physics:
Their Clarification, Development and Application
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Volume 94
Clifford Algebras and
Their Application in
Mathematical Physics
Aachen 1996
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface Xl
Participants of the 4th Conference on Clifford Algebras Xlll
Program of the 4th Conference on Clifford algebras XXVll
Th. Ackermann,
Dirac Operators and Clifford Geometry - New Unifying
Principles in Particle Physics? ............................... 1
M.B. Balk and M.Ya. Mazalov,
On the Hayman uniqueness problem for poly harmonic
functions ................................................... 11
S. Bernstein,
Left-linear and Nonlinear Riemann problems in Clifford
analysis .................................................... 17
J. Bures,
Spin structures and harmonic spinors on nonhyperelliptic
Riemann surfaces of small genera ........................... 31
P. Cerejeiras,
Decomposition of analytic hyperbolically harmonic functions 45
J .S.R. Chisholm and R.S. Farwell,
Spin Gauge Theories: A Summary .......................... 53
J. Cnops,
Manifolds with and without embeddings .................... 57
C. Daviau,
Dirac equation in the Clifford algebra of Space .............. 67
B. Fauser,
Dirac theory from a field theoretic point of view ............. 89
K. Gurlebeck,
On some applications of the biharmonic eqllation .......... 109
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D. Hestenes,
Spinor Particle Mechanics ................................. 129
U. Kahler,
Clifford analysis and elliptic boundary vallie problems
in unbounded domains ..................................... 145
J. Keller,
Twistors and Clifford Algebras ............................. 161
V.V. Kisil,
How Many Essentialy Different Function Theories Exist? ... 17.5
W. Haussmann and 0.1. Kounchev,
Variational Property of the Peano Kernel for Harmonicity
Differences of Order p ..................................... 185
P. Van Lancker,
Clifford Analysis on the Sphere ............................ 201
J. Lawrynowicz,
Type-changing transformations of pseudo-Euclidean
Hurwitz pairs, Clifford Analysis, and particle lifetimes ...... 217
Th. Hempfling and H. Leutwiler,
Modified quaternionic analysis in JR4 ...................... 227
H. Li,
Geometric Algebra and Lobachevski Geometry ............. 239
H.R. Malonek,
Generalizing the (F,G)- derivative in the sense of Bers ..... 247
A. Micali,
Formes quadratiques de Hardy-Weinberg et algebres de
Clifford ................................................... 2.59
D. Miralles,
On Dirac equations in curved space-times .................. 267
E. Obolashvili,
Some Partial Differential Equations in Clifford Analysis .... 275
J.M. Parra,
Teaching Clifford Algebra as Physical ~1athematics ........ 291
W.M. Pezzaglia Jr.,
Polydimensional Relativity, a Classical Generalization of
the Automorphism Invariance Principle .................... 305
W.A. Rodrigues Jr. and J. Vaz Jr.,
Subluminal and Superluminal Electromagnetic Waves
and the Lepton Mass Spectrum ............................ 319
S. Somaroo,
Higher Spin and the Spacetime Algebra .................... 347
F. Sommen,
Curved Radon Transforms in Clifford Analysis ............. 369
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W. Sprossig,
On a class of non-linear boundary value problems .......... 383
M. Cahen, S. Gutt and A. Trautman,
Pin structures and the Dirac operator on real projective
spaces and quadrics ....................................... 391
J. Vaz Jr.,
Construction of monopoles and instantons by using
spinors and the inversion theorem .......................... 401
K.P. Wojciechowski, S.G. Scott, G. Morchio and B. Booss-Bavnbek,
Determinants, Manifolds with Boundary and
Dirac Operators ........................................... 423
R. Yamaleev,
New dynamical equations for many particl(' system
on the basis of multicomplex algebra ....................... 433
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