In this study, we define Pauli–Leonardo quaternions by taking the coefficients of Pauli as Leonardo numbers. We give recurrence relation, Binet formula, generating function, exponential some special equalities, and sum properties these novel quaternions. addition, investigate interrelations between Pauli–Fibonacci, Pauli–Lucas Moreover, create algorithms that determine terms Finally, generate m...

The invention of the calculus of quaternions is a step towards the knowledge of quantities related to space which can only be compared for its importance with the invention of triple coordinates by Descartes. The ideas of this calculus, as distinguished from its operations and symbols, are fitted to be of the greatest use in all parts of science.-Clerk Maxwell, 1869. Quaternions came from Hamil...

The quaternion group Q8 is one of the two non-abelian groups of size 8 (up to isomorphism). The other one, D4, can be constructed as a semi-direct product: D4 ∼= Aff(Z/(4)) ∼= Z/(4) o (Z/(4))× ∼= Z/(4) o Z/(2), where the elements of Z/(2) act on Z/(4) as the identity and negation. While Q8 is not a semi-direct product, it can be constructed as the quotient group of a semi-direct product. We wil...

We have investigated new Pauli Fibonacci and Lucas quaternions by taking the components of these as Gaussian numbers, respectively. calculated some basic identities for quaternions. Later, generating functions Binet formulas are obtained Furthermore, Honsberger’s identity, Catalan’s Cassini’s been given

A quick glance through the Mathematics section of the 2004 Stanford University Bulletin reveals five courses devoted to complex analysis, but no courses even mentioning quaternions. How is it that complex analysis, a subject that has suffered through hundreds of years of skepticism and distrust, came to be so widely accepted today, while quaternionic analysis, a modern subject immediately accep...

In this paper Fibonacci sequences of quaternions are introduced, generalizing Fibonacci sequences over commutative rings, and properties of such sequences are investigated. In particular we are concerned with two kinds of Fibonacci sequences of generalized quaternions over finite fields Fp, with p an odd prime, and their periods.