Magd E. Kahil1, Samah A. Ammar2

1 Modern Sciences and Arts University, Faculty of Engineering (Giza, Arab Republic of Egypt)
2 Ain Shams University, Women’s colleague for Arts, Science and Education, (Cairo, Arab Republic of Egypt)
1 mkahil@msa.edu.eg, 2 Samah.Ammar@women.asu.edu.eg

A Clifford Space is counted to be a tempting approach to unify both micro-physics and macro-physics simultaneously. Such a tendency may be found in the realm of replacing vectors with poly-vectors. Accordingly, the problem of motion becomes essential to express the motion of extended particles rather than test particles. These equations are performed by using an equivalent Bazanski Lagrangian in a Clifford space. From this perspective, a generalized type an equation for spinning density tensors and spinning density deviation tensors are obtained. Spinning deviation tensors in a Clifford space may give a better performance to examine the problem of stability for spinning density tensors as expressed in terms of vectors defined in such a class of Riemannian geometry.

Kahil M.E., Ammar S.A. Motion of Spinning Density Tensors in a Clifford Space. Nonlinear World. 2024. V. 22. № 3. P. 62–80. DOI: https://doi.org/10.18127/ j20700970-202403-07

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