Dual-Quaternions and Computer Graphics

About This Book

Dual-Quaternions and Computer Graphics is an indispensable resource for mathematicians, engineers, and computer scientists seeking a deeper understanding of this revolutionary mathematical tool. Whether you are a student exploring the frontiers of algebra or a seasoned professional looking to enhance your skills, this book provides a comprehensive and accessible guide to the world of dual-quaternions. Unlock the potential of 4D mathematics and revolutionize your approach to geometric transformations. This book presents an introduction to the practical and analytical advantages of dual-quaternions and their potential in the area of graphics, animation and related fields. While quaternions have proven themselves as a method for providing an unambiguous, un-cumbersome, computationally efficient method of representing rotational information, we hope after reading this book the reader will take a parallel view on dual-quaternions.

Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced professional seeking advanced knowledge, this book has something valuable to offer.

Key Features

• Comprehensive coverage of Books concepts
• Practical examples and real-world applications
• Step-by-step tutorials and exercises
• Written by industry experts
• Companion website with additional resources

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Elliot Allen

Senior Developer at SyntaxBridge

A beautiful dive into the world of graphics. Amazing. It made me reflect on so many aspects of my life. I couldn’t stop reading once I started. The writing style is warm and engaging. Each chapter was a revelation. This is the kind of book that stays with you long after finishing. Everyone should read this at least once.

Harper Garcia

Information Architect at InnoSoft

Informative and easy to digest. Useful. Delivered as promised. Covers the topic efficiently. Exactly what I was looking for. Not overwhelming, yet thorough. Easy to follow. 5 stars!

Drew Walker

Product Manager at MIT

Alright, this book? Totally worth it—especially if you’re into compute. Pretty fun. The vibe is relaxed but still makes you think. Honestly, I’d bring this on a weekend trip. It’s one of those reads you can chill with. The writer doesn’t overdo it—just solid points and good flow. Nice little break from heavier stuff.