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Dual slice functions and dual quaternionic polynomials

Giulio Binosi·Caterina Stoppato
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This work constructs a new function class over the algebra of dual quaternions: dual slice functions, which include one-sided dual quaternionic polynomials. The peculiar properties of dual slice functions therefore provide new tools to understand factorization of dual quaternionic polynomials, which was extensively studied in recent years for its applications to mechanism science. Dual slice functions are strictly related to the well-established theory of slice and slice regular functions over quaternions and dual quaternions.

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Giulio Binosi, Caterina Stoppato. 2026-09-28. Dual slice functions and dual quaternionic polynomials. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.35518

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