Re:The Exterior Algebra and Central Notions in Mathematics (...
by auggierose on Saturday November 18, 2017 @08:18AM
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I read that book as well, it is great for motivation, but mathematically a little sloppy (otherwise you wouldn't come away from it thinking you don't need linear algebra...). It doesn't say so, but it first introduces the linear algebra you need to know: vector spaces, inner products, etc., but without rigorous proofs for basics.
To understand the structure of the book, you need a better feeling for what geometric algebra is, and how it relates to more classical techniques such as linear algebra.
I followed first chapters of this book and it does not require any knowledge of Linear Algebra.