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Sections

1-1. Geometry as Physics
1-2. Number and Magnitude
1-3. Directed Numbers
1-4. The Inner Product
1-5. The Outer Product
1-6. Synthesis and Simplification
1-7. Axioms for Geometric Algebra
2-1. Basic Identities and Definitions
2-2. The Algebra of a Euclidean Plane
2-3. The Algebra of Euclidean 3-Space
2-4. Exercises
2-5. The Exponential Function
2-6. Exercises
2-7. Functions of a Scalar Variable
2-8.Directional Derivatives and Line Integrals
3-1. Newton’s Program
3-2. Constant Force
3-3. Constant Force with LinearDrag
3-4. Exercises
3-5. Fluid Resistance
3-6. Constant Magnetic Field
3-7. Uniform Electric and Magnetic Fields
3-8. Exercises
3-9. Forced Oscillations
3-10. Exercises
4-1. Angular Momentum
4-2. Exercises
4-3. The Kepler Problem
4-4. Exercises
4-5. Conservative Central Forces
4-6. Two-Particle Systems
4-7. Exercises
4-8. Scattering Cross Sections
5-1. Linear Functions and Matrices
5-2. Exercises
5-3. Exercises
5-4. Transformation Groups
5-5. Exercises
5-6. Exercises
6-1. General Properties of Many-Particle Systems
6-2. The Method of Lagrange
6-3. Coupled Oscillations and Waves
6-4. Exercises
6-5. The Newtonian Many Body Problem
7-1. Rigid Body Modeling
7-2. Exercises
7-3. The Symmetrical Top
7-4. Integrabie Cases of Rotational Motion
7-5. Exercises
7-6. Exercises
8-1. Exercises
8-2. Perturbations of Kepler Motion
8-3. Exercises
8-4. Spinor Mechanics and Perturbation Theory
9-1 Exercises
9-2 Spacetime Maps and Measurements
9-3 Relativistic Particle Dynamics
9-4 Energy-Momentum Conservation
9-5 Exercises

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