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While I was pursuing the concept of geometrical product, as this idea was established by my father... I concluded that not only rectangles, but also parallelograms, may be viewed as products of two adjacent sides, provided that the sides are viewed not merely as lengths, but rather as directed magnitudes. When I joined this concept of geometrical product with the previously established idea of geometrical sum the most striking harmony resulted. Thus when I multiplied the sum of two vectors by a third coplaner vector, the result coincided with the result obtained by multiplying separately each of the two original vectors by the third... and adding together the two products.
From this harmony I came to see a whole new area of analysis was opening up which could lead to important results. (en) |
