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Oct 27th, 2000, 02:18 PM
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Sorry to ruin the forum with hard sums, but I can't find the answer to this one.
if we have 4 numbers x,y,a and b where
i'm trying to prove that
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e^(x+y) = e^(x+a) + e^(x+b)
however, x,y,a and b are not normal numbers, they are hypercomplex numbers (quaternions or larger) this means that we can no longer assume that a*b = b*a, and hence e^(a+b) is no longer e^a * e^b.
I can't test this as I can't calculate e^x for these numbers and I want to know If I can assume this Identity for non commutative numbers.
does anyone know anything about this?
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