Abstract
Abstract In the first nine chapters, the intimate connection between differential geometry and Clifford algebra has been emphasized. However, some physicists have found applications for Clifford algebras which are virtually divorced from any underlying geometry. For example, in his book Lie Algebras in Particle Physics, Howard Georgi uses elements of a Clifford algebra to construct creation and annihilation operators (1982, pp. 209-219).
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